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- Crime in the ranks.
- Make private expenses for crime prevention tax deductible.
- Serious crackdown on rural crime.
- Home security tips.
- More fire prevention responsibility falls on management.
- Thief caught on camera stealing iPad from security conference.
- Preventing crime, school security high on agenda.
- Woman's murder captured on CCTV.
- Crime, accidents down in Joburg
- Demand for home security systems to grow 27 per cent over three years
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Home security tips.
Here are some handy security tips that everyone should follow.
Make sure that any person leaving a home can get into their car, start it, lock the doors and be ready to drive off before any gates are opened.
Visitors that have to park in the street must be escorted. Home-owners with dogs can do well to take the dog along when venturing out of the house, especially late at night.
When a friend rings your front door bell, let them enter as quickly as possible.
Do not leave your property if you spot a suspicious looking person in the area.
Try and ensure that nobody has to reverse into an empty road from a home, because this focuses the attention on the driving rather than any potential danger lurking in the vicinity.
Make sure that the area of your main gate and driveway are very well lit at all times.
Be aware that living in a cul-de-sac gives hijackers opportunities to attack. Try and engage your town council or relevant authority to close off a cul-de-sac.
It is important that the number of your home is visible from a distance.
Wherever possible, it is advised that security gates are installed.
If you have
electric gates and a buzzer system, ensure that visitors can reach the buzzer
Source: remax.co.za
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