Story Time...
If you read this blog or subscribe to the ASI newsletter you know that I start a lot of my post that way. I love when I have a story to share with our readers. Especially a success story. An ASI success, a client success, or both. This post falls into the first category.
A little background information...
Part of a grant given to the city of New Castle was allocated to build new homes in low-income areas to provide affordable housing to low-income families. The new homes are currently being marketed by realtors. The homes have each been victim to multiple crimes. The most prevalent being HVAC copper theft. Criminals were taking the copper out of the Air Conditioners to sell for scrap. When the city sought out a solution, they turned to ASI. We secure multiple locations for the city and county currently. We installed security systems, including HVAC monitors, at all of the locations.
I guess he didn't see the sign...
The new ASI sign in the yard didn't deter a cr ...
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Home Invasion Burglaries - An Unfortunate Truth
Home invasion is generally defined as an unauthorized and forceful entry into a dwelling. A recent home invasion in Spiceland, Indiana has sparked a lot of discussion among our clients and friends. What exactly is a home invasion? Am I at risk? What can I do to prevent this from happening to me? Read on...
A knock at the door...
Believe it or not, that's how most home invasions begin. Deception. A seemingly innocent visitor offers to shovel your drive way or use your phone. Once they gain entry, their real motives become apparent. They overpower and restrain victims. Then use terror, force, and violence to steal cash, jewelry, PIN numbers, etc.
How To Prevent a Home Invasion
Preparation is the best way to prevent a home invasion. Staying safe often requires changing your habits. None of the following prevention methods will work if you aren't diligent.
Keep your doors, windows, and garage locked at all times when you are home an ...
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