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Subject: christmas period 2005

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Date Posted: Friday, December 09, 06:17:422005MT

just a quick word about the xmas period please be aware that burglars are still active over the festive season.In fact they can be more active at this time of year than any other time of the year. This is obviously down to the fact that the burglars are aware that items we have bought for for our families and friends are possibly being stored at our homes .Be vigilant if you are going out over the xmas period little tips like - leaving lights on when you go out ,asking your neighbors to keep an eye on your property for you when you go out , or dont leave items which are in view from your window on display. Actions like the above can make a difference .Make it as hard for the burglar as you possibly can .This can be done by basic crime prevention tips .

Also after the xmas period when it is time to throw the boxes of your presents away. Dont put your boxes out until the the day of collection if you dont you might as well advertise to the burglar what you had for christmas xmas (electrical items ect).

We dont want to scare people but just to make you aware that burglars see christmas as an easy target for unsuspecting house holders .

on a happier note have a happy xmas and a very happy new year .

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