. It is still a true neighborhood and I think that isn't even thought of anymore because it is rare. If there is a car, truck, or person around my house and we are gone, the neighbors are calling Doug at home or at the station to let him know. (Doug is the police chief). My best friend almost got arrested when he stopped by to pick up my little car when we went on vacation. He and his wife stopped by, fired up my car, and before they backed out of the drive, one of the local cops were waiting. I live 2 blocks from the station. They had to call me on my cell phone before he would believe them because I didn't let the office know somebody was going to come pick it up before I left, and I usually do. So I think a 22 for burglery is a bit misleading.
I know I am ugly, but it still should be in the questions right? I mean it happens to more than me. Right? If one does go to enter my house they see my mantle which is located straight forward, but then they should see the swords and other weapons on the mantle and around the hearth of the fire place. With the exception of the Cable guys (* Which I know personally *) noone enters my house. But, the Cable people have been in my house but there was no question about if they were friends as well as performing a service. .
Sometimes, the problem is that the factors that they are weighing aren't things you can change. You may be remodeling; there will be people in and out. Or you've got a home office, and have clients coming in regularly. Without major and often impractical changes to your lifestyle, you can't reduce some of those risks. The truth is that security is always a balancing act; how do you allow those who need access to get in without too much trouble, while still blocking those who aren't welcome?
