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Just business as usual in the Denver metro. Even parking your car in your closed garage is not enough to keep the thief's out.

Archive Link: https://archive.is/UgffF

From the post: "This isn’t the first time Lone Tree has been targeted. In February, deputies were searching for suspects who broke into 20 cars in one night.

The problem stretches further than Lone Tree. In May, FOX31 determined that nearly half of Denver’s crime this year is vehicle-related. As of two months ago, stealing a car was the most common crime in 2023."

Just business as usual in the Denver metro. Even parking your car in your closed garage is not enough to keep the thief's out. Archive Link: https://archive.is/UgffF From the post: "This isn’t the first time Lone Tree has been targeted. In February, deputies were searching for suspects who broke into 20 cars in one night. The problem stretches further than Lone Tree. In May, FOX31 determined that nearly half of Denver’s crime this year is vehicle-related. As of two months ago, stealing a car was the most common crime in 2023."

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[–] • 2 pts

Or drill a hole in your track and physically dead bolt it. There are a few openers that have a built in dead bolt style locking system.

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Yeah personally I just tie down the opener string if I intend to leave.

One of my dogs is hyper-aware of anything that happens in or around the house and will start furiously barking if he hears anything. I've also got Notion door detectors on all my main doors, so if something opens when it shouldn't both my dog and the alerts go crazy so I have ample time to grab my niggerblaster and check it out.