POLICE are urging residents to secure their property and vehicles following a spate of attempted break and enter offences across the Central North Police District. Four homes were subject to attempted break-in on Sunday in Walgett, prompting police to encourage home safety and security. Officers from the Central North Police District were notified and are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incidents. READ ALSO: Bathurst 1000 camping sites are now on sale NSW Police Acting Inspector Tom Aylett said officers would continue to make regular patrols of the area and he encouraged residents to take proactive precautions. He said residents could play a part in deterring thieves through simple measures including securing vehicles, homes and power boxes. READ ALSO: True warriors of the bush unveiled in new podcast "Take care with your vehicle and home security," Acting Inspector Aylett said in a statement. "Always ensure your vehicle is locked and you take personal belongings with you when you leave your car. READ ALSO: We're going on a scat hunt: citizen science helps tell the echidna story "Lock your windows and doors before leaving the house or going to bed. "Practical measures such as sensor lights installed around the perimeter of the home are a good deterrent." If you have concerns about possible criminal activity in your local neighbourhood, call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or use the Crime Stoppers online reporting page: https://nsw.crimestoppers.com.au/.
POLICE are urging residents to secure their property and vehicles following a spate of attempted break and enter offences across the Central North Police District.
Four homes were subject to attempted break-in on Sunday in Walgett, prompting police to encourage home safety and security.
Officers from the Central North Police District were notified and are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incidents.
NSW Police Acting Inspector Tom Aylett said officers would continue to make regular patrols of the area and he encouraged residents to take proactive precautions.
He said residents could play a part in deterring thieves through simple measures including securing vehicles, homes and power boxes.
"Take care with your vehicle and home security," Acting Inspector Aylett said in a statement.
"Always ensure your vehicle is locked and you take personal belongings with you when you leave your car.
"Lock your windows and doors before leaving the house or going to bed.
"Practical measures such as sensor lights installed around the perimeter of the home are a good deterrent."
Home safety and security tips
- Let a trusted neighbour or family friend know your whereabouts and contact details if you go on holiday. Ask them to watch your home, empty your mailbox, mow your lawn and, most importantly, call triple-0 if they notice anything suspicious or if the smokeRead More – Source
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