Protect your home: Police give important tips on burglary protection!

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Police action in Fürstenfeldbruck: Tips on burglary protection and current developments on security in Olching and Gröbenzell.

Polizeiaktion in Fürstenfeldbruck: Tipps zum Einbruchschutz und aktuelle Entwicklungen zur Sicherheit in Olching und Gröbenzell.
Police action in Fürstenfeldbruck: Tips on burglary protection and current developments on security in Olching and Gröbenzell.

Protect your home: Police give important tips on burglary protection!

In Olching and Gröbenzell the police are currently carrying out a prevention campaign on the subject of burglary protection. Police students from the Dachau riot police are on the move together with officers from the Olching police station to inform and raise awareness among the population about this important issue. The occasion couldn't be more appropriate: Burglary Protection Day coincides with the switch to winter time, when the number of burglaries usually increases. The police would like to make residents aware of the importance of protecting themselves from burglars and taking appropriate measures.

According to the Upper Bavaria North Police Headquarters, the number of burglaries in the Fürstenfeldbruck district has fallen over the past ten years from 138 burglaries in 2016 to 39 burglaries in 2023, but in 2024 there was an increase again to 60 cases. This is a clear indication that the security of your own four walls should never be neglected. Chief Detective Matthias Hamann emphasizes that most break-ins occur through patio doors or windows, which are often pried open with a screwdriver. It is important to identify the weakest areas in the house and take appropriate precautions to protect yourself effectively.

Current burglary statistics and fears of the population

The police offer free, specialist criminal investigation advice to discuss technical options for burglary protection. Residents are often more afraid of the idea that someone has been in their home than of losing valuables. In a dark field study by the Federal Criminal Police Office (SKiD 2020), around 27.1% of the population was very worried about possible home break-ins. Another report shows that the clearance rate for burglary crimes was 15.3 percent in 2024, highlighting the need to take proactive measures to prevent burglaries.

The police crime statistics (PKS) recorded a total of 78,436 residential burglaries and attempted burglaries in Germany in 2024, which represents a slight increase compared to 2023. Interestingly, 46.3 percent of the break-ins failed, which is often due to security measures. Experts therefore recommend that homeowners should combine both mechanical fuses and modern security technology.

Use of modern security technology

Modern security solutions such as motion detectors, surveillance cameras and alarm systems can make a significant contribution to better securing your home. Well-lit properties and smart motion detectors that can be controlled via an app are particularly effective here. Security cameras, both wired and wireless, can also help deter potential burglars and provide valuable evidence in the event of an incident.

Smart door locks and alarm systems are also widespread these days. These systems not only offer security, but also the ability to monitor your own home while on the go. Experts recommend getting advice about the different technologies and finding the best solution for your individual needs. Cost-effective and efficient security measures can make the difference and help prevent break-ins.

Neighborhood information also plays a crucial role in burglary protection. Residents in Olching and Gröbenzell report previous series of break-ins in the area and have already taken measures to increase their security. Networking with neighbors is seen as beneficial for sharing information and supporting each other.

In conclusion, it is important to be vigilant and prepare for the darker season. Proactive action can help prevent break-ins and increase citizens' sense of security. Anyone interested can contact the police at any time to find out about the offers and advice.