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Safer Neighbourhood Team Summer Crime Prevention Advice


With the warmer weather upon us it is very easy to become absent-minded with your home security, leaving windows and doors open to cool the house down. I know a lot of us are guilty of doing this, but just remember that it only takes a matter of seconds for a thief to come in through that open door or window, while you’re pottering about in the garden or having a quick shower. Before you know it, your laptop, iPad, phone and anything else of value they can grab are gone. Please consider the following advice to reduce the risk of you becoming a victim:


1. Parked cars – are the windows shut and doors locked? (Don’t assume that by pressing the button on the remote it is locked, try the handle too.) A lot of thefts are from insecure cars and vans.


2. Are side gates shut and locked and sheds and garages secure? Don’t leave unattended pedal cycles insecure and out the front.


3. Are doors closed and locked? Don’t forget that on UPVC multi-locking doors you may have lifted the handle, but until you turn the key on the inside you have not fi xed the locks in place.


HOW TO CONTACT POOLE WEST NEIGHBOURHOOD POLICING TEAM


Please stop and speak to us on patrol. Telephone: 101. If a crime is in progress or a life is in danger dial 999. Email: broadstone.npt@dorset.pnn.police.uk Follow us on Twitter: @poolenpt Join us on Facebook: Poole Neighbourhood Policing Team Visit our website: www.dorset.police.uk


4. Don’t forget to check that patio door, someone may have closed it, but did they lock it?


5. Windows – lift the blinds or open the curtains and check they are closed, the sun may have been on the TV and it was hot, so they were drawn with the windows left open. Make sure in case of fi re that keys to windows and doors are readily accessible to occupants, but not in view of possible burglars.


6. If you have an intruder alarm, activate the zone for the unoccupied area.


7. Car keys – don’t take them to bed with you, where possible leave them in a noisy drawer/ location.


8. If you do hear a suspicious noise in the house that you are not happy with, dial 999. If you have an intruder, remember your life is more important than your property, but do get a good description and if possible car registration number.


9. Going on holiday? Stop the milk and newspaper deliveries and look after each other. Get a neighbour, friend or family member to keep an eye on your property, ensure neighbours have contact numbers for a key holder and where possible let them park their car on your drive. If you create the illusion that your house is occupied, it is less likely to be broken into.


We hope you have a lovely, crime free, enjoyable summer.


PCSO 5439 Kerrie Burns Poole West Neighbourhood Policing Team


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