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 previously looked into whether smart doorbells could be considered a hint to burglars that a household...
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