How safe is your locked House?

[Sid]

scary stuff

[luckydog]

People spend 100.00's of dollars on locks, then get robbed with a window broken out or leaving a window unlocked

[slotter]

Easy to get, too.

http://cgi.ebay.com/BUMP-KEY-instruc...QQcmdZViewItem

[H20Dreams]

I am a counselor and work with Juvenile Offenders who are incarcerated This is the same principle that they use to steal cars.

Find a key for, say a Ford... shave it a little on the cement and viola... It opens most Ford makes and models.

[RKnarr01]

Luckily I have an attack dog for anyone wanting to break into my house.

[Tulsa]

If you want to keep your stuff in your house, it's very easy. Don't let anyone in to see your stuff. I've been in the security business for 28 years. Both my brothers are Cops. Random break-in's almost never occur.

What makes your house different from Joe's down the street? They know what you have and where it is.

NEVER let anyone in your home you don't completely trust!

[luckydog]

My home in Chicago was broken into by the neighbor kid in back, he busted out a back window to get in.

My home here was broken into by two neighbors kids living in back, they came in a window my son forgot to lock.

The cops got fingerprints, but wouldn't do anything either time because I didn't see them actually do it.

My mobile home park has had very few problems with break ins

[arbycoffee]

Tulsa is RIGHT

[Sid]

Oh most certainly..

the less anyone knows regarding your house and your valuables the better...

[Tony Junior]

Makes me feel real safe.