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Tips to keep property safe as temperatures rise |
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We have received reports of suspected ‘sneak-in’ burglaries in the Lincoln area, where opportunistic individuals may attempt to access properties through unsecured doors or windows. As the warmer weather continues, please follow the advice below to help protect your home and belongings.
As the days get longer and temperatures rise, burglary patterns often change. Offenders can take advantage of lighter evenings, open windows, and people being away from properties for extended periods. The good news is that a few simple actions can significantly reduce the risk to your property and valuables. Why risk increases this time of year Simple steps to reduce risk Secure doors and windows Be garden-aware Make your home look occupied Vehicle security matters Stay alert in your community Inspector Paul Smith of the South Holland Neighbourhood Policing Team said: “The vast majority of burglaries are opportunistic, so anything that makes a property look secure and lived-in can be a powerful deterrent. I’d also urge people to report any concerns or suspicious behaviour to us. You may not always see an immediate response, but that information is crucial in helping us build a picture of emerging issues and focus our resources where they’re needed most.” Report it Please report any suspicious behaviour promptly via the ‘Tell us’ section of our website: Alternatively, call 101. | ||
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