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October 2011 Issue - Costa Calida Chronicle

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In association with <strong>Costa</strong> Cálida International Radio and www.angloINFO.com<br />

Page 66<br />

The Burglars<br />

are back:<br />

Once again<br />

we seem to<br />

be suffering<br />

at the hands<br />

of these evil<br />

lowlifes, the<br />

opportunist<br />

burglars who<br />

continue to<br />

make life a<br />

misery for some of us. Lately there has been<br />

a marked increase in house burglaries in our<br />

area. Burglars have recently been targeting<br />

Camposol, Mazarrón Country Club and<br />

Isla Plana in particular. They are becoming<br />

more and more ruthless in their methods<br />

and do not care how much damage they do<br />

in order to gain entry to your property. It<br />

would appear that in many cases they are<br />

targeting holiday homes and they seem to<br />

be interested in fl at screen TVs, DVDs and<br />

laptop computers in particular. They also<br />

make such a mess as they tend to search<br />

every cupboard and drawer just dumping<br />

everything out on the fl oor. I am often the<br />

fi rst outside person called in after the police<br />

and I must say that I will never get used<br />

to the wanton vandalism caused by these<br />

people. It must be devastating for the<br />

homeowners when they return home to view<br />

such a scene.<br />

What can you do to combat these<br />

burglars?<br />

You need to make sure that your property is<br />

properly secured every time you leave home<br />

and also when you are going to bed at night.<br />

Never leave tools or any other implements<br />

which might be used by the burglar lying<br />

about or within easy reach. Get into a routine<br />

of checking and double checking before you<br />

go out or go to bed each night. Whatever<br />

security measures that you have installed<br />

in your home, always ensure that they are<br />

operational. It is very important if you have<br />

an alarm system fi tted and your insurance<br />

company has been informed, then you must<br />

always make sure that it is fully operational<br />

and armed. If you forget to arm it and are<br />

unlucky enough to be burgled then your<br />

claim may be invalid.<br />

If you need any advice about upgrading<br />

your home security, call Pat Dunne at ADS<br />

Locksmiths (00 34) 600 255 250 for a<br />

free home security survey. ADS Locksmiths<br />

is a fully legally registered business and is<br />

part of ADS Property and we have been<br />

serving the local community since 2003.<br />

We also have an insurance broker service<br />

offering policies underwritten at Lloyds of<br />

London. The policies are written in English<br />

and easy to understand. If you wish to avail<br />

of this service please call Maura Dunne at<br />

ADS Property (00 34) 646 969 455 for an<br />

instant quote.<br />

ADS Locksmiths also work in partnership<br />

with many leading businesses involved in<br />

matters regarding home security. We can<br />

supply security grilles (rejas) manufactured<br />

locally by a leading supplier.<br />

Here at ADS we know it is virtually<br />

impossible to stop the determined burglar,<br />

but you must do as much as you can to<br />

make it more diffi cult for them to gain entry<br />

to your home. We must fi ght back to protect<br />

our hard earned possessions. Take care of<br />

yourselves and your property.<br />

Please tell our customers where you saw their advertisement in the <strong>Costa</strong> Cálida <strong>Chronicle</strong><br />

To place an advertisement with us please see page 5 or contact Teresa 619 199 407<br />

www.costacalidachronicle.com email: costacalidachronicle@gmail.com

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