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When a burglary happens in your area, it can create uncertainty and tension in your local community. We, at Lancashire Police, are committed to ensuring everyone is safe and feels safe in their own homes.
Lock Up: Always lock your doors and windows, even when you're at home. Use deadbolts and ensure all entry points are secure. Lighting: Install motion-sensor lights around your property. Well-lit areas deter burglars and make it easier for you to see any suspicious activity. Alarm Systems: Invest in a good quality alarm system. Ensure it is visible and regularly maintained. Consider connecting it to a monitoring service for added security. Secure Valuables: Keep valuables out of sight from windows. Use a safe for important documents and expensive items. Neighbourhood Watch: Join or start a neighbourhood watch program. Look out for each other and report any suspicious activity to the police immediately. Ask your neighbours to watch your property if you watch theirs! Garden Security: Secure sheds, garages, and any outdoor equipment. Use strong locks and consider installing security cameras. Burglars will sometimes target sheds and outhouses! Holiday Precautions: When going on holiday, ask a trusted neighbour to keep an eye on your property. Mark Your Property: Use property marking solutions like UV pens or engraving to mark your valuables. This makes it easier to identify and recover stolen items. Social Media: Be cautious about what you share on social media. Avoid posting about your absence or valuable new purchases. Report Suspicious Activity: If you see anything unusual or suspicious, report it to Lancashire Police immediately. Your vigilance can help prevent crime. You can do this via 999 or 101 or on our website at https://doitonline.lancashire.police.uk/ Bike Marking: Lancashire Police often holds bike marking events. Bikes do, unfortunately, get stolen so marking your bike is a great way to ensure it can be recovered.
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