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I keep a motion and sound sensitive baby monitor in the garage and one indoors and that lets me know very thing. Alarms are too common and most people ignore them. I too lived in South Africa and there you could just shoot them.
lots of people do the shot gun thing in Africa minus the bucket and the scumbag can limp for the rest of his life.
Anton

My mates a chippy, when he was into his karting he had a couple of attempts on his sheds. So he left planks of wood with nails though them upturned on the floor ready for when the scum jumped through the windows.

When the police came round to take statements or whatever, they saw this and told him to remove it immediately or he could be prosecuted

He did, but put it all back when the police had gone, after all he was just an untidy worker wasn't he.......

He's moved since but his house was on the news last year, his old sheds were being used as a gun factory!

Thats soul destrying....you just cant rest
find a 200db peizo(?) alarm and wire that into a garage alarm with door and window sensors..friend of mine had one Christ when it went off it was so piearcing and loud..completely incapacitating and disorientating...you just had to get out, felt like someone was drilling into your skull

or just Crossbow em...wont even wake the neighbours

On another note, l wonder how much 'google' has to do with some of this?!

SteveCase wrote:On another note, l wonder how much 'google' has to do with some of this?!

"Travellers" aren't smart enough to use a computer!

i just think you should a couple of these one facing the front garden the other facing the rear


but seriously mate very sorry to hear this that gawd you got there just in time,makes me so mad that nothing is safe these days so many assholes around,just get the biggest loudest alarm you can find

SteveCase wrote:On another note, l wonder how much 'google' has to do with some of this?!

Was listening to an ex-burglar turned security expert on the radio the other day, who reffered to doing his "window shopping" on google earth.

Dear google.... Thank's, you twats.

never thought of that google helping the theives etc

No different than driving past your house, as said before.

How long would you have to spend window shopping ... and just how good a look would you get...

I think Google Earth being a virtual "shop" for thieves is a bit of an exaggeration, I don't think there's enough detail there to help them, unless you have an obvious stash of lovely things around the back of your house and no fence!

The fact remains that there really is no deterrent, nine out of ten thieves get away with it, in many cases because the victims see no point in reporting it, the police are under too much pressure, being under staffed and under financed...then when they do catch them, in the rare cases they are sentenced, they give them a nice comfortable hotel room with all mod cons.

I'd put them to bed with a shovel.

AllKiller wrote:No different than driving past your house, as said before.

How long would you have to spend window shopping ... and just how good a look would you get...

Ivor wrote:I think Google Earth being a virtual "shop" for thieves is a bit of an exaggeration

This was straight out of the mouth of a burglar, it's what he did.

He was looking for attack points, obvious alarm boxes (or dodgy fake ones) and cctv systems. And not looking dodgy to the neighbourhood watch in the process.

If you can see the stig through an office window, I'm sure you can see the obvious attack points and escape routes.

I agree totally, put them to bed with a shovel. As far as I'm concerned, you should lose any "rights" you have as soon as you flout someone else's.

Ivor wrote:I think Google Earth being a virtual "shop" for thieves is a bit of an exaggeration, I don't think there's enough detail there to help them,
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Thats what i mean Stu...the detail you need is appauling

[quote="Stu]If you can see the stig through an office window, I'm sure you can see the obvious attack points and escape routes.[/quote]

A large cardboard cut-out of The Stig placed in the office window just for passers by to see. It wasn't the real Stig. He doesn't really live in a race suit and helmet.

Dave wrote:[quote="Stu]
It wasn't the real Stig. He doesn't really live in a race suit and helmet.

Thanks for spoiling that for me Dave ...Father Christmas and now this all in 6 months

Dave wrote:A large cardboard cut-out of The Stig placed in the office window just for passers by to see. It wasn't the real Stig. He doesn't really live in a race suit and helmet.

Some say, he sweats so much in that suit it shrank, so he can't get it off...