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To: B4Ranch; hiredhand
What is the pattern for enticing them to break in?

having had acquaintence with a few low level zombies back in they day [ same circle of neighborhood, NOT runnin buddies], mostly predators look for 'easy' circumstances..ie rural outta the way homes or rows of darkened houses at 6 pm during fall daylight savings etc for purely 'lets get whatever they got to pawn' type hits...

the more dangerous breed imo were the guys that saw somethin that tickled whatever their fancy was at the time, ie ie drugs, 'cool' electronics, guns etc and determined to have that particular item ASAP...

all in all, mostly criminals of 'opportunity' either way, which is to say, Dont advertise and Dont 'look' like an easy target, and be a good boyscout...

90 posted on 09/10/2008 11:30:59 AM PDT by Gilbo_3 ("JesusChrist 08"...Trust in the Lord......=...LiveFReeOr Die...)
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To: Gilbo_3; hiredhand; archy

Five years ago we had a similar type break-in our neighborhood where 8 or 12 houses were hit. If your home had double front doors which are easier to kick open, you were a target. Perhaps the larger alarm company sign on the house kept them away from us but I added a 2K security/storm door to the front entrance anyway.

I found out later that all four were captured while comitting a break-in in Reno, and yeah, all of the buggers were illegal aliens. One was armed. 40 some break-ins in all. That would be somewhere in the neighborhood of 40K in damages alone for the insurance companies to cough up.


102 posted on 09/10/2008 1:38:19 PM PDT by B4Ranch ("Don't pick a fight with an old man. If he is too old to fight, he'll just kill you"--John Steinbeck)
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To: Gilbo_3
Above all...BE A GOOD BOYSCOUT! :-)
106 posted on 09/10/2008 1:53:01 PM PDT by hiredhand
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