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Know what a burglar is thinking
If you know what a burglar is thinking you’ll know some of the most crucial things to keep your home safe. These include: the first area of the home to be burgled, the most commonly stolen items, the most popular time for burglaries to occur, the most common point of entry into a burglarized home, the profile of a typical burglar, and the amount of time a burglar spends in your home. Knowing these items can help you protect some of your precious valuables and your home.
The first room a burglar goes for
Master bedrooms are usually the most common room for a burglar to target. This is a jackpot room for the burglar because items like jewelry, collectibles, safes, and cash can be found here. Next on the burglar’s list is the home office, living room, and dining room. These rooms often display valuables openly so it’s easy for them to scan these rooms and take what they want. Valuables may include items like china dishes, flat screen TVs, gaming consoles, and more. Valuables change over time due to the development of technology and the ‘ideal’ modern home.
Most Commonly Stolen Items
Below are some of the most commonly stolen items during a burglary. Most of these are easy to sell at a pawn shop, which makes them appealing to a burglar.
Most popular time for a burglar to strike
The most common time for a burglary to take place is between 10 am and 3 pm. Of course, burglaries can take place at any time of day, but this is the most common time frame. This is shocking to most people because it’s stereotyped that criminals tend to work at night to keep hidden. But if you think about it, it makes sense to target a home between 10 am and 3 pm because most homeowners are away from the home either at work or running errands.
What entry point does a burglar use most often?
Most burglars enter your home through the front door. At times, a burglar may first knock on your door to see if anyone is home. If no one is home, they’ll jiggle the doorknob to see if it’s unlocked. Many times homeowners leave their doors unlocked, which is an open invitation for an intruder.
The next best entry point for a burglar to gain access to your home is through a window on the first floor, followed by the back door. This doesn’t mean that burglars don’t bother attempting other entry points like garage doors or through the basement so be sure to always lock your doors/windows and have heavy-duty locks on them.
What’s a typical burglar’s profile
There isn’t a specific cookie cutter profile when it comes to burglars but there is a common profile. A burglar tends to be a male in his mid-to-late teens. One thing that you wouldn’t think is that the burglar often targets homes within a few miles of their own home.
What’s the average time a burglar spends in a home?
The most important thing for a burglar (besides stealing your belongings) is the in and out time. It needs to be as smooth as possible and as quick as possible with little hassle. The average time a burglar spends in a home is 8-12 minutes.
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