The 6 Second Break In is a series of easy steps that a burglar can take to open your garage door quickly and invade your home. The Garage Shield is a device that prevents the 6-second break-in.
ORIGINAL ARTICLE FROM DASMA 6 Second Break In TV Stations Spread Bad advice HOOK BY A CROOK: The burglar hooks the latch on the release mechanism. The bad advice tells consumers to attach a zip tie (e.g., where the small spring is) to prevent the latch from being easily pulled. By Tom Wadsworth, editor, […]
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Garage Shield Inside The Huddle! Watch the coverage of the Garage Shield on Inside The Huddle! In this video, Garage Shield is featured as the product that can help prevent the 6-second break-in. Within 6 seconds a thief can pry open the top your garage door and release the door from the track with a hanger.
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Your garage security is important, as it is the largest entry point into your home and few if any actually lock the door between their home and the garage. Worse yet, statistically ⅓ of all home invasions started out as a simple burglary, and 60% of those become rape crimes. Why take
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Cedar Park Garage Doors 6 Second Break In prevention solution is illegal and a liability risk. They suggest using zip ties which is a violation of federal code. Read more below from an original news article. The Cedar Park Garage Doors Lawsuit is due to happen at any time. They are providing high risk advise
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The most common point of attack is through the front door or garage. via Home Invasion Robbery, security consultant, Chris McGoey, home invasion robbery expert. The most widely recognized purpose of assault is through the front entryway or carport. Here and there the home intruder will just kick open the entryway and defy everybody
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60 percent of burglaries involved forcible entry via FBI — Burglary. Definition The FBI’s Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Program defines burglary as the unlawful entry of a structure to commit a felony or theft. To classify an offense as a burglary, the use of force to gain entry need not have occurred. The UCR
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FBI Statistics, Patriot Crime Defense, The Door Sentinel | Patriot Crime Defense. To wrap it all up, 27 percent of burglaries occur at night: *Every 20 seconds a home is invaded! (burglarized or robbed) *4457 Homes are robbed or burglarized EVERY DAY! * The arrest rate is only 18%! And that’s just arrests, not
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