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š”ļø Crime Prevention Alert ā Burglary Prevention in Tottenham Central š |
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As part of our ongoing commitment to keeping Tottenham Central safe, weāre sharing key burglary prevention advice from the Metropolitan Police to help residents better protect their homes and loved ones.
š Top Tips to Keep Burglars Out: Avoid high fences and overgrown shrubbery at the front of your property. Lower fences (around 1 metre) allow neighbours and passers-by to spot suspicious activity. Use thorny plants or anti-climb toppings at the rear and sides for added security. [Keep burgl...tan Police] Always lock doors and windows, especially when leaving the house. Consider upgrading to burglar-resistant locks and safety glass. [Protecting...tan Police] Motion-sensor lighting and dusk-to-dawn lights around entrances are effective deterrents. Audible burglar alarmsāespecially those monitored or with auto-dialler featuresācan alert neighbours and authorities. [Keep burgl...tan Police] CCTV can help monitor your property, especially when linked to a smartphone. Position cameras to capture clear facial images and ensure your system complies with privacy laws. [Keep burgl...tan Police] Be cautious of unexpected callers claiming to be from utility companies or local services. Always ask for ID, verify it independently, and never let anyone in unless youāre sure. If in doubtākeep them out. [Keep burgl...tan Police] Get to know your neighbours and consider joining or forming a local watch group. Community vigilance is one of the strongest deterrents against crime. [Crime prev...tan Police] š¦ Going Away? For more detailed advice, visit the Metās official burglary prevention page: Keep Burglars Out of Your Property [Keep burgl...tan Police] š¢ Stay Connected with Met Engage Want to receive crime updates, safety tips, and local news directly from the Met? š Sign up here [Stay infor...tan Police] Letās work together to keep Tottenham Central safe. If you see anything suspicious, report it via 101 or in an emergency, always call 999. | ||
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