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Ex-Burglar Shares Tips on Protecting Your Home from Thieves

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Ex-Burglar Shares Tips on Protecting Your Home from Thieves
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  • Rainy weather can deter people, making it ideal for burglars, says ex-burglar Gomez.
  • Burglaries often occur between 8 a.m. and 11 a.m., Gomez explains.
    • Homes with low, unmonitored windows are prime burglary targets.
    • Security systems should account for pets to avoid hinting at valuables.
    • Shrubs and back gates can conceal burglars; keep areas visible, advises Gomez.
    • Knowing when security sensors are off is part of burglars' strategy.
    • Main road proximity or cul-de-sacs make homes more attractive to burglars.
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