With the rapid development of China's economy, people's living standards have been significantly improved, and the family environment has improved, making house theft a common practice for some thieves. From summer to summer, many people's living habits are that the door and the second door are not locked, and they like to open the window when sleeping at night. As the saying goes, thieves are convenient to steal, and thieves take advantage of the weak consciousness of thieves and thieves in residents' lives to take advantage of the opportunity.

Family anti-theft case analysis Jiamusi police reminded not to be careless

1. Building anti-theft

(1) Easy access to balcony without guardrail

Ms. Zhang's family used to live on the top floor of Anju Community, and no anti-theft measures were installed on the balcony. Due to the sultry summer, the windows are always open at night. One day, Ms. Zhang woke up in the morning and found that the rice and some food on the balcony were missing, and she felt that the thief patronized her balcony by night. Ms. Zhang was afraid that thanks to the closing of the door leading from the balcony to the room, otherwise the thief would enter the room and commit theft.

Police reminder:

Residents living on the top floor must install anti-theft facilities. The top floor is the target of some thieves. Some thieves are very professional. They can enter the house through small windows in the corridor or through the roof to go down to the top floor with ropes. In addition, there are fewer residents on the top floor. Some thieves will pry open the door lock and enter the room to carry out theft.

(2) Stealing friends' computers by stealing keys

The theft of buildings has now been transformed. Such a case occurred in the Jianguo Community of Dongfeng District. Chen Mou and Liu Mou are good friends, and the two stayed at Chen Mou's house. One day, Chen asked Liu to go downstairs to buy vegetables, and when he returned with the key, he opened the door. When Liu took Chen's key to buy vegetables, he stole a key. A few days later, when Chen went to work, Liu opened the door of Chen ’s house and found a computer that called his own computer. He sold the computer that Chen had just bought.

Police reminder:

Don't give the keys of your house door to outsiders easily. If guests come from home, do n’t put valuables in obvious places, or hide them in invisible places, or do n’t store valuables at home, to avoid giving those who see money to take advantage of the opportunity.

(3) The screen is cut into the room and the camera is stolen

A case occurred in a residential area of ​​Fujin City. The thief entered the room from the second floor and stole the camera.

Mr. Ma likes photography. After taking the first day of photography, he put the camera on the table. I woke up and found that my camera was gone. I looked again and found a long cut in the balcony screen.

The police found that Mr. Ma's house lived on the second floor. There was no protective fence installed on the balcony. There was only a screen window. It was close to the rain outside. The thief easily climbed to the balcony of Mr. Ma's house through the rain. theft.

Police reminder:

The first floor is generally equipped with a protective fence, and the balcony on the second floor is close to the rain ride. The thief can easily climb to the second floor through the first floor protective fence or the rain ride. Therefore, protective measures must be installed on the second floor. Also, do n’t put valuables in the room too close to the window, or put your clothes on the window sill, so as to avoid the thief picking clothes or valuables through the pole, and causing the owner to suffer losses.

Second, the bungalow anti-theft

The bungalow is often unmanned

Such a case occurred in the Dongfeng District Workers and Peasants Community. Ms. Liu ’s home lives in a bungalow, which has a courtyard and a large iron gate. Usually no one is in the house, the door is locked, but the door of the bedroom is rarely locked. One day, Ms. Liu went out to buy food. She thought she would be back in a few minutes and only locked the door. About 10 minutes later, she came back and found that the door was still locked, the room was turned upside down, and the more than 900 yuan in the cabinet was gone. So, she immediately went to Jiadong Police Station to report the case.

The police immediately rushed to the scene for investigation and visit. I learned from the neighbor that when I heard someone knocking on Ms. Liu's door, the neighbor came out and saw that it was a boy of three or four years old. He said that the ball was kicked into the yard.

After learning this clue, the police station added police force, narrowed the range of reconnaissance, and looked for the kickers. It was learned through reconnaissance that there were often a group of young boys playing football in the jurisdiction, all around 16 years old. The police brought the older one back for questioning, and the big boy quickly explained the truth.

It turned out that in the name of playing football, they kicked the ball into the yard of the resident's house to test whether there was anyone in the house. After kicking, they knocked on the door. If there was someone in the house, they called the ball kicked into the yard and asked to pick it up. The owner would not doubt it. If no one knocks on the door, it means there is no one in the house, they jump through the big wall into the yard, and then commit theft.

Such cases have also occurred in the Shuangsheng community under the jurisdiction of Jiadong Police Station. Within half a month, a thief patronized five vacancies. Since the houses of some residents' homes in the jurisdiction are often unoccupied, the household heating supplies, welding tools, computers and other daily necessities have become things that the thieves care about.

After discovering that many bungalows were unoccupied, Wang had stolen five homes in a row within half a month. Just when he was going to steal the sixth house, because of his excessive drinking, his feet slipped, fell off the house, and fell into the yard. As a result, the owner of the house came out and asked him what he wanted to do. He said it was fine. Later, the owner of the cottage called the police.

The police at the police station rushed to the scene, captured them, and found many stolen goods at his home, as well as tools for committing crimes.

Police reminder:

The residents of the bungalows should strengthen the awareness of anti-thieves and thieves. It is convenient for thieves to steal and easy to enter and exit. As long as there is no one in the house, the doors in the room and the gate of the yard should be locked. Doors and windows are tightly closed at night, and long-term uninhabited houses must not store valuables, or let neighbors take care of them, take care of them, or check them regularly. If necessary, install monitoring devices or automatic alarm devices.