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Home Security & Burglary National Crime Prevention Unit National Crime Prevention Unit MAIN ENTRY POINTS BY BURGLARS TO HOUSES TOP 5 TIPS FACTS Secure all Doors and Windows In Winter, burglaries increase by 25% Over 40% of


  1. Home Security & Burglary National Crime Prevention Unit

  2. National Crime Prevention Unit

  3. MAIN ENTRY POINTS BY BURGLARS TO HOUSES TOP 5 TIPS FACTS  Secure all Doors and Windows  In Winter, burglaries increase by 25%  Over 40% of burglaries in winter  Light up your Home, use timer occur between 5pm and 11pm switches when out  In 20% of burglaries, entry is through an unsecured door or window  Store Keys safely and away from windows & letterboxes  Jewellery and cash are the most common articles stolen during  Record details of Valuables and don’t burglaries keep large Cash amounts at home  There are increased cases where car keys are “fished” through the  Use your Alarm, even when at home letterbox National Crime Prevention Unit

  4. National Crime Prevention Unit

  5. National Crime Prevention Unit

  6. ‘Watch’ Schemes  Neighbourhood Watch  Community Alert  Residents’ Groups  Good Neighbours  Surveillance  Persons out of Place National Crime Prevention Unit

  7. Security Assessment  Assess your security  Think like a burglar  Start at the perimeter  Work inwards  External Shell  Internal security  Property  Electronic security National Crime Prevention Unit

  8. What’s Taken in 2014  €27.6 million worth of goods stolen in residential burglaries  Cash or Jewellery was stolen in 41% of residential burglaries  Electronic goods including mobile phones, laptops and music players were stolen in 20% of residential burglaries  Cash and Jewellery account for 72% of the total value of items stolen in residential burglaries.  Just under €14 million worth of jewellery was stolen in residential burglaries, €6 million worth of cash and around €3.9 million worth of electrical goods.  Collectively, cash, jewellery and electrical goods account for over 86% of items stolen in monetary value during residential burglaries. National Crime Prevention Unit

  9. External Doors General  Different types  Capable of withstanding forced intrusion  Construction and strength  Locks BS 3621  Secure locks -v- weak door and vice versa  PAS 24-1 – ‘Doors of Enhanced Security’ National Crime Prevention Unit

  10. External Doors Wooden Doors  At least 44 mm (1¾”)  Frame & Hinges  Minimum 2 Locks  5-lever mortice deadlock  Rim latch / night latch  Door Viewer  Letterbox (400 mm away )  Door Chains / Limiter National Crime Prevention Unit

  11. External Doors uPVC Doors  Multi-locking  Usually mortice sashlock  Glazing  Door Viewer  Letterbox (400 mm away )  Door Chains / Limiter National Crime Prevention Unit

  12. External Doors Patio / French Doors  Lots of Glazing  Multi-locking  Protruding cylinder lock  Shoot Bolts  Anti-lift bar  Security film National Crime Prevention Unit

  13. Windows General  Different types - Casement, Tilt & Turn, Sliding Sash, Velux etc.  Construction – robust  Maintenance - rotting  Locks, Limiters, Multi-locking  External Beading  Security film National Crime Prevention Unit

  14. Windows Glazing & Standards  Common – Plate, Float or Annealed  Toughened – safety glass  Laminated – PVB bonding  Minimum 6.4mm thick National Crime Prevention Unit

  15. Intruder Alarm General  Not a replacement for good physical security  Wired / Wireless  Audible only / remotely monitored  Auto-dialler  Understand your system  Keyholders National Crime Prevention Unit

  16. Intruder Alarm Alarm Installers  Licensed by PSA  Certified to install to EN standard  Offence to use non-licensed installer  EN 50131 standard  At least 3 quotes National Crime Prevention Unit

  17. Intruder Alarm Monitoring Companies  Licensed by PSA  Offence to use non-licensed company  IS 228 standard  URNs  Keyholder response National Crime Prevention Unit

  18. Lighting Exterior  Floodlights  Porch / Bulkhead lights  ‘Dusk to Dawn’ or motion activated  Correct positioning and aiming  Light Pollution  Complement CCTV National Crime Prevention Unit

  19. Lighting Interior  Normal home – lights on and off all the time  Generate impression that home is occupied  Numerous devices available  Curtains and Blinds  Internal noise – radio etc. National Crime Prevention Unit

  20. Holiday Security  Cancel all deliveries  Key to house with friend or neighbour  Post, newsletters etc.  Curtains to be drawn  Lights on at night  Lawn to be mowed  Neighbour’s extra car  Notify Gardaí National Crime Prevention Unit

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