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Nothing like finding a stranger opening your car, looking inside By Linda Waggener I'm not going to name the person who shared this in my network, nor their location, to protect an innocent home owner, but this is worth echoing as we think about whether to have, or not have, burgler alarms and cameras on our property in what we feel are safe neighborhoods: "Nothing like opening a garage door to set out the trash and finding a stranger looking in your car! It was a matter of less than a minute -- he had my car door open! I am frightened. I'm angry! ... I live in a safe neighborhood yet this happened! God help the person in a gray hoodie if you come back here! Columbia Police Chief Jason Cross, reminded a group recently, "Yes, we're a small town but we're not Mayberry," when he spoke on the subject of burglar alarms for homes. Lt. Tracy Moon of the Greensburg Police Department shared information on identity theft and fraud along with helpful hints to protect ourselves from crimes. This story was posted on 2018-02-10 09:12:08
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