Security experts reveal the 'affluence cues' that might be attracting thieves
Households are being warned to take care of their home security after statistics revealed three-quarters of reported theft cases last year were closed with no suspect identified. Just 5.2 percent of theft offences reported in England and Wales resulted in a suspect being charged, according to the latest figures from the Home Office. As such, security experts are warning homes to protect themselves – and to check whether they are inadvertently giving out any affluence cues. This is Money previ...
Leigh Barnes Steffan George David Graffham David Jones Professor Of Criminological Psychology At Portsmouth University Home Office
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