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Given a faltering economy, rising inflation and record crime . . . Scoundrels stealing junk from China isn't our biggest concern.
However . . .
Here's a reminder that local crooks want to have Christmas as well . . .
Reached out to the Kansas City, Missouri, Police Department for tips on how to protect porches and mailboxes this holiday season, police recommended the following:
- Install cameras.
- Opt-in for ship-to-store or somewhere where packages won't be left unattended.
- Get to know your neighbors, ask them to collect your packages if you won't be home.
- File a police report if your package is stolen.
Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .
KCMO attempted porch pirate leaves empty-handed after neighbor intervenes
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Roger Leib and Kansas City, Missouri, police are urging the public to protect packages this holiday season. "I would say just be more vigilant and get a post office box," Leib said. Thanks to intervention from his neighbor, Leib was not a victim of a close call with an attempted porch pirate.
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