
Five more daytime burglaries reported: Bandits kick in doors,
snatch flat-screen TVs in unoccupied houses…
Burglars kick in doors at two Brandermill homes, steal jewelry…
CHESTERFIELD, VA (WWBT) - Crooks kick their way into two Brandermill
homes in broad daylight. The crimes happened Monday on Cove Ridge
Road and Copper Hill Place in Chesterfield.
The homes are less than two
miles apart. In both cases, doors were kicked in and the culprits
got away with jewelry.
Read more
here:
The
FBI Says: "Every 12 Seconds a Home is invaded By Someone Simply Going Right Through the Door".
74% of Burglars Kick-in Doors, And It Can Take Less Than 1 Second!
Entry Door frames cannot be just reinforced
to Stop a Robbery From a Door Kick-In! The
Deadbolt Security Anchor
uses the door structure for strength ...Easily, Permanently and
Inexpensively.
Many have replied with,
"I
Have a Burglar Alarm System, Won't That Protect Me?"
Burglar alarms don't provide any real protection. That's why they
are called BURGLAR ALARM SYSTEMS and not BURGLAR PROTECTION SYSTEMS.
Though we do recommend burglar alarm systems, they won’t protect you
against an “After-The-Fact” home invasion. An alarm system only
tells you that burglars are already inside your home or are
seriously trying to get in. With home invasions on the rise across
the country, police are working harder than ever but they just can't
keep up. Due to a shortage of manpower from rising costs, in many states
across the country, the police are not even responding to home
alarms anymore because about 98% are false alarms. Because of this,
some localities even charge the homeowner $100 and upwards if they
respond to a false alarm from an electronic security system on a
residence. Even if the police do respond, response time is typically
on average about 30 minutes. Statistics show that if something bad
is going to happen (kidnapping, rape, assault, murder, and robbery)
it's most likely going to happen within the first 15 minutes.
Therein lies another problem. Criminals know this
all too well. Burglar alarms only tell you a crime is happening or
has happened. It doesn't keep intruders out! The Deadbolt Security
Anchor is always on duty. It provides super-enhanced physical
strength and security CONSTANTLY each time the door is closed,
turning your doors into home security doors. This one-step alone
will greatly deter or prevent through-the-door forced entries so you
and your family will sleep safer in the future. Worst of all, if
your home is burglarized, it stands a greater chance of being
burglarized again within the next 6 months. Why? Because the burglars know that now you have all new stuff.
Click Here to Read Why Are Doors So Easily Kicked-in?
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The
Deadbolt Security Anchor is door security hardware that you only pay
for once - unlike an alarm system; there are no codes to keep up
with, no false alarm sirens and no monthly monitoring fees to worry
about.
Home
invasions and residential burglaries are dramatically on the rise.
You hear about them on the news all of the time. The reason is
simple. It is the most lucrative, least risky activity of all for
criminals. Once someone invades a home it is almost impossible to be
detected by the police. According to the latest FBI statistics, only
12.4% of burglars are ever caught, charged and convicted. The latest
crime statistics on home invasions, burglaries and robberies in the
United States are staggering...
¤ 6,088 Home Burglaries Per Day in the USA
¤ 70.3% of Burglaries Involve Residential Properties
¤ 73.9% of Burglaries Involved Forcible Entry
¤ 38% of All Assaults Occur During a Home Invasion
¤ 60% of All Rapes Occur During a Home Invasion
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$4.6 Billion Worth of Property is
Stolen Annually
In
Medieval times a castle's entrance was often guarded by a reinforced front
gate that could be lowered to bridge a moat. In today's
times, our need for both bridge and barrier hasn't changed
much. Today, our homes' entry doors essentially serve the
same purposes, providing both security and a welcoming
connection to friends and family.
The
Deadbolt Security Anchor is a new
design of a locking system that will easily strengthen a doorway and
provide increased security. This durable unit prevents attempted
forced entry to most doorways. The device's visible component will
deter criminals from entering premises because the construction
appears strong.