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Lifeline Alarm Systems Make It Safe By Mark Lee, Lifeline Alarms
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urglaries can take place anywhere and at any time, so it is important to make your property safe when you are away from it. That is the advice of Mark Lee, director of Lifeline Alarm Systems Ltd, who said: “This year we have
visited more victims of intrusion locally than at any time we can remember. Some have been opportunist, others well planned, and still others a little more aggressive and violent. As a responsible organisation, we would not want to unduly frighten anyone. But none of the victims expected it to happen to them, and most had not made security enhancements to their property. Improving security to properties can make a huge difference as to whether we become victims or not. In every case the victims have now made improvements by installing security systems.”
Mark continued: “The misconception can be that if there’s an
alarm there’s something worth stealing. That’s simply not the case. Everyone has something that is valuable to them, be it sentimental, physical, fi nancial or just emotional. The investment in installing an Intruder Alarm or CCTV system often outweighs the cost of the items we are protecting.”
Lifeline has been protecting Island homes and businesses since 1990, and are the Island’s leading security experts. NSI Gold accredited, they operate to the highest standards and are audited and inspected several times a year.
The Island Security Centre, Riverway, Newport, PO30 5UX t. 01983 521621 e.
info@lifeline-security.co.uk w.
www.lifeline-security.co.uk
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