Post by Admin on Feb 8, 2018 12:31:37 GMT
KEEP YOUR JEWELLERY SAFE & THIEVES LOCKED OUT
Don’t leave it on display in your home. Thieves are known to target bedrooms and lofts. Invest in a safe securely fixed to a brick wall or use a bank safety deposit box to store high value items. Be discreet if wearing jewellery in public. Photograph each piece of valuable gold or jewellery; keep a written description and get a valuation from your insurance company in case it is stolen. Make sure your jewellery is property marked with a product suitable for jewellery. Visit: www.securedbydesign.com for more information. ---- Lock all external windows and doors including rear and side entrances when you go out. Review your current home security arrangements to ensure that they are adequate. For more information visit www.met.police.uk/crime-prevention/residential-burglary/ . Be aware that thieves sometimes ring the doorbell to check whether someone is in. If someone unexpected comes to your door and you are suspicious, call 999 and give details such as a description of them, their car and licence plate. They may ask for someone you don’t know or offer services such as gardening as an excuse. For more information, visit www.met.police.uk/crime-prevention.
Don’t leave it on display in your home. Thieves are known to target bedrooms and lofts. Invest in a safe securely fixed to a brick wall or use a bank safety deposit box to store high value items. Be discreet if wearing jewellery in public. Photograph each piece of valuable gold or jewellery; keep a written description and get a valuation from your insurance company in case it is stolen. Make sure your jewellery is property marked with a product suitable for jewellery. Visit: www.securedbydesign.com for more information. ---- Lock all external windows and doors including rear and side entrances when you go out. Review your current home security arrangements to ensure that they are adequate. For more information visit www.met.police.uk/crime-prevention/residential-burglary/ . Be aware that thieves sometimes ring the doorbell to check whether someone is in. If someone unexpected comes to your door and you are suspicious, call 999 and give details such as a description of them, their car and licence plate. They may ask for someone you don’t know or offer services such as gardening as an excuse. For more information, visit www.met.police.uk/crime-prevention.