Unmasking The Intruder Surprising Home Burglary Statistics And Facts You Need To Know.docx

Unmasking The Intruder: Surprising Home Burglary Statistics And Facts You Need To Know Did you know that every 18 seconds, a home burglary occurs in the US? That number equates to almost 4,800 incidents every day. Another safety poll found that break-ins are America's most concerning property crimes. These are unsettling figures, but they show that any American household can become a victim of a burglary. The good news is that you can better safeguard your home and family by learning more about burglaries. The statistics and facts about house burglaries listed below may surprise you. Characteristics Of The Typical Burglar What comes to mind when you consider a typical burglar? Do you see the masked bandit made famous on television or someone more local? Technology, environment, and opportunity influence how the modern burglar operates, so it's crucial to watch your community. 34% Of Robberies Occur Through The Front Door The primary entry point to your home is not a concern for burglars. These cunning trespassers don't shy away from making a grand entrance, and guess what? A whopping 34% of them waltz right through the front door! They'll kick, pick, or break their way in, or, if they're lucky, they will walk right in through an unlocked front door. The Majority Of Burglaries Take Place Between 10:00 am And 3:00 pm. Contrary to popular opinion, daytime rather than nighttime burglaries account for the bulk of cases. The majority of these stealthy break-ins occur between 10:00 am and 3:00 pm when the sun is shining and most people are out and about. There Are More Burglaries During The Summer The amount of burglaries increases along with the temperature. According to a poll, June (regardless of the year) saw more burglaries than any other month. 11.3% of the burglaries reported by respondents happened in June. The following two months with the most burglaries each were March and April (10.3% and 10.9%, respectively). Burglars Who Live Close By Commit The Majority Of Break-Ins The average residence a burglar targets is 2 miles away from where they live. They get to know you, discover your recurring schedules and habits, and wait for the perfect time to spring into action. They might search for indications that you're away, such as piled-up newspapers, an uncut lawn, or a lack of lights at night. They prey upon vulnerability, seizing the chance to exploit your absence. The Majority Of Burglars Can Break Into A House In Under Ten Minutes Burglars search for houses that would make simple prey. Because of this, it doesn't usually take long for burglars to enter a home, obtain what they need, and leave without being seen. How To Prevent Burglaries In Your Home?

Unmasking The Intruder Surprising Home Burglary Statistics And Facts You Need To Know.docx

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