#break-ins

It's with a heavy heart that we ask for your support again. My family needs help moving again. If you've kept up or remember their situation from a few months ago, they originally had to move out due to constant break-ins, car damages, and even stalking. It was so constant, it was draining their funds and resources that it effectively impossible to save money or even work without getting broken into. The police were barely any help at all and have not done anything to solve the issues, which is why they needed help to move out of the area and into a safer one.

Fast forward to now, and the problems persist. Crime has been so bad in these areas, they've had to move 3 more times in the span of 6 months. They can't go a few days relaxing without having a different set of burglars take advantage of them the people around them. And despite currently living in a HOA neighborhood, they have done nothing to help my family or the other neighbors who have reported break-ins or car break-ins.

Worse yet, HOA has decided to evict my my mom and my sister for "violating" HOA policy for "picking up sticks and cleaning the area". There is a forest 10 feet from the back door, and stuff falls or floods easily when it rains. So it makes no sense from HOA when it's their literal mission statement to maintain a perstein looking neighborhood.

My mother is disabled and on the ticket to work program, which means she can only work so many hours and make so much. Not to mention my sister is still in school, so she can barely focus on that without being in constant fear.

Their best option at this point is to potentially move out of the state entirely. So please, if you can, any kind of donation would be incredibly grateful. And if you can't, please share this around as far and often as ya'll can. We're hoping this is the last time they'd have to move and don't have to worry about anything after this.

It’s going to be a while, I think, before things turn around.

Time for another batch of unforgettable calls. From unexpected house cleaners to "fake" phone calls, let’s break down these Call Log Diaries. #truecrime #police #realcrime

Time for another batch of unforgettable calls. From unexpected house cleaners to “fake” phone calls, let’s break down these Call Log Diaries. Mystery Maid Break-In A homeowner reported a month-old break-in where someone supposedly stayed in the house. Upon returning, they found the windows open, and strangely enough, the house was cleaner than when they left. Nothing was missing, and the…

Ensuring the security of our homes and businesses is very important to all homeowners and business owners. As technology gets better, one thing that more and more people are using is keyless entry systems. These systems are great because they are safe and easy to use. In this blog, we will talk about all the good things about keyless entry systems and how they can make you feel safer.

Keyless Entry Systems Make Life Easier

One amazing thing about keyless entry systems is that you don't need to carry physical keys anymore. No more searching in your bags or pockets for lost keys. With a keyless entry system, all you need is your special access code or key card. This makes getting into your home or business faster and simpler. Local Locksmith in Charlotte also recommends the keyless entry system for better and improved security system.

Easy Access for the Right People

Keyless entry systems also make it simple to control who can get in. Instead of giving out physical keys or changing locks all the time, you can easily give special access codes or key cards to the people who should be allowed inside. This is very useful for businesses that have employees or for homeowners who have helpers, like housekeepers or contractors.

Control Access from Anywhere

Some modern keyless entry systems even let you control who can enter your property from far away. You can give temporary access to someone or lock and unlock your doors remotely. This flexibility makes keyless entry systems even more convenient and safe.

Better Security Features

Keyless entry systems are super secure. They don't have the same weaknesses as physical keys. With a unique access code or key card, it's very hard for someone who shouldn't be there to get in. Many keyless entry systems also use strong encryption to protect your access codes.

Keep an Eye on Who Comes and Goes

Keyless entry systems often have special features that let you see who has been coming in and out. You can check access records to know exactly who entered your property and when. This is very helpful if there are any security problems.

Tougher Against Break-Ins

Keyless entry systems are much harder to break into compared to regular locks. They use advanced technologies like fingerprint scanning or facial recognition to make sure only the right people can enter. And because there are no physical keys, there's no way for someone to pick the lock or force their way in.

A public meeting is set for next week to address what the mayor of Marystown [Newfoundland] calls a concerning rise in criminal activity that’s plaguing the area of late.

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New warrant for arrest of Jon Cannon, suspect of recurring on-campus intrusion

There is nothing more important than having a safe, secure place to call home. For many New College students, home consists of the various dormitories spread across campus, but just as suddenly as they became home to students in August 2021, they would turn into an anxious nightmare. On Aug. 25 of that year, former offender Jon M. Cannon, age 30, reportedly broke into a dorm at Dort & Goldstein…