Friday, March 30, 2007

Burglary March 30 2007






House been "Beo" 1901 & 1019
4D ???
Two police officer investigating the damage and dusting for finger print .

On Friday 31 March 2007 at about 8.30pm. the Intruder's silent alarm triggered and the rather efficient Security Company rang me on my mobile asking me to rush home . In less than 15 minutes I was back home . At first , I did not see any damages but the cold draft from the ajar door led to the discovery of the dammed breakin .

Yes the thief did extensive damage to the glass door facing the swimming pool .Unimaginable as the door got a double bot plus one additional door latch . Guess he got a hard time to get in and by the time he walked in the alarm triggered . Thanks God it is Friday (TGIF) noting stolen . 3 police cars arrived .Detective from Doncaster Police 884139999 will be investigating further and shall upload more pictures. LEDR 353269 ~ To be continued.

Burglary in Australia

Statistics show that in Australia someone is burgled just about every minute. According to the NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics only 5% of break and enter crimes are solved by the police, so the chance of recovering your stolen possessions is close to zero. The best you can do is try to keep the burglars out.

No wonder Australian always say “No Worries” Not forgetting that Australia was full of convicts during the early days! Burglary must be in their blood. Haha


The Burglar must be an ass-hole cos the house was vacant for over a month and they choose to strike when I am in.


This is what the Victorian police told me


If you have been burgled once, your home is more likely to be broken into again. Thieves will often come back within 3 months, giving you time to replace all the things they stole. Take all the precautions you can to keep them out. If you do come across a burglar in your home, never try to apprehend them, call the police.


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