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Crime tendencies for the Year

Fraud:

Fraud is one of the most common crimes today, and unfortunately, older generations are often the most targeted. Scammers use tactics that seem too good to be true—offering fake investment deals, discount offers, or urgent requests for money. They prey on trust, hoping to pressure victims into acting quickly before they have time to think.

If you receive a suspicious phone call, SMS, email, or visit from someone offering a “great deal” or demanding immediate action, pause—don’t make a decision on the spot. Always discuss it with a family member, friend, or neighbor first. A second opinion could save you from financial loss.

Stay alert, ask questions, and remember: if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.

Vehicle Theft:

Vehicle theft is on the rise, and criminals are getting smarter. Whether it’s hijacking, keyless entry hacks, or cloning license plates, no car is truly safe unless you take the right precautions.

What can you do?

  • Never leave your car idling or unlocked, even for a moment.
  • Park in well-lit, secure areas—preferably with cameras or guards.
  • Double-check your locks—criminals use signal jammers to prevent cars from locking properly.
  • Invest in extra security like steering locks, immobilizers, or tracking devices.
  • Be aware of your surroundings—criminals often follow victims before striking.

If something feels off, trust your gut and drive away. Staying cautious could save you from losing your vehicle—or worse.

House Burglary:

House burglaries are a serious threat, but taking the right precautions can significantly reduce your risk. Criminals look for easy targets, so making your home harder to break into and even harder to escape from is key.

Top Ways to Secure Your Home:

  • Eliminate Hiding Spots: Keep your yard clear of overgrown bushes, trees, or clutter where criminals can hide. Trim hedges near windows and install outdoor lighting.
  • Secure Your Perimeter: High walls, strong gates, and electric fencing create an initial barrier. Regularly check for weaknesses or tampering.
  • Slow Their Exit: Criminals don’t like being trapped—install spiked fences, anti-climb rollers, and locked side gates to make escaping difficult.
  • Invest in Security Systems: An alarm, cameras, and motion sensors are essential. Connect your system to a security company for rapid response.
  • Join a Community Network: Get involved in CPF (Community Policing Forum), neighborhood watch groups, or security forums. Shared information strengthens security.
  • Don’t Make Your Home an Easy Target: Lock doors and windows, don’t leave tools or ladders outside, and avoid posting vacation plans on social media.

A secure home isn’t just about stopping criminals—it’s about making them think twice before even trying. Stay alert, work with your community, and always prioritize safety!

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