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Crime Prevention
Use these links to find out how to keep you, your loved ones and your valuables safe:
Bogus Callers
A bogus caller is someone pretending to be someone they are not. If you are not expecting anyone to visit you for a product or service, do not let them into your home and if you're really unsure, don't open the door.
Business Burglary
Business burglary is when someone enters a building such as an office, shop, restaurant or place of worship with the intent to steal or commit a crime. Keep your business safe by taking steps to reduce the risks.
Home and Garden Safety
Most burglaries are committed by opportunist thieves who search for homes that look empty or dark, with access to back gardens. They look out for windows left open and unlocked doors. These simple steps can help reduce the chances of becoming a victim of burglary.
Marine Crime
There is a very simple principle to crime reduction. The more difficult you make life for the criminal the more likely he or she is to leave your boat alone.
Protect Yourself from Theft
Tips and advice on keeping yourself protected from crime: from pickpocketing and personal robbery to harassment and dealing with violent situations
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