I've parked my car on the street for nearly 15 years in North Arlington. I don't keep any valuables in my car and I lock my doors every night. While I'm sure that thieves have checked to see if my door is unlocked, I've never had a problem.

The majority of car thieves are looking for unlocked doors that provide quick access into cars. If everyone locked their doors and stopped pretending that we live in Mayberry, car crimes would drop significantly.

My neighborhood was famous for its burglary rate, too, except in my case, robbers were breaking into the houses. That's why many people started installing security cameras on their houses. I decided that I didn't want to be the only one without them, so I decided to get Ajax systems just in case, so the security company would be notified immediately. And I'm glad I did because I feel way more secured than my neighbors.

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Good day. That's why I don't want to leave my car on the street. I purchased a garage and installed additional security measures in the form of an ajax wireless security system, which significantly allowed me to calm myself about the worries about thefts. Now I can get a notification on my smartphone if something went wrong, and also see what is happening in the garage with the help of cameras. And all this with a single app on your smartphone. It's fantastically convenient. I advise you to try it.

Anonymous wrote:And what to do with private garages? Maybe it's better to install a camera and an alarm system?

We have these things for the house, but still prefer to lock the garage doors at night- not just close them.

Anonymous wrote:Spare change is a small price to pay to live in a welcoming, diverse community.

Exactly what are you saying here? Why do you mention diversity?

Anonymous wrote:Spare change is a small price to pay to live in a welcoming, diverse community.

Because criminals are criminals because they have to be? What moronic poppycock.