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A mother expressed her shock when she came to know that a burglar had broke into her home and had disturbed the sleep of her 5-year-old sleeping daughter.

The child had awakened her mother by asking if anybody was there downstairs, but was asked to get back to sleep. Later, the young child returned back saying that lights were on downstairs and asked if she could watch television.

Sarah Hall, the 35-year-old mother again asked her youngest daughter to go back to sleep, but was stunned in the morning to discover that a burglar has broken into her home and stolen her purse. The purse contained £15 in stamps and a number of bank cards. The partner of Miss Hall and her 13-year-old daughter was also present in the home but did not hear anything. The family’s two Staffordshire bull terriers were downstairs but did not react to the burglar.

Jason Graham Strong, a 25-year-old man with no fixed address pleaded guilty to robbing the house on 1 December and was recently jailed by the court for 3 years.

With the increasing rates of burglaries, even homes are no longer secure. Incidents of burglaries and attempted break-ins are increasing and protecting valuables at home has become all the more important. By keeping money and other valuables in a security safe while sleeping can ensure its protection and security. Security safes are available for protecting all types of valuables and important documents at reasonable prices.

The Northamptonshire police are on the lookout for a burglar who broke into a home by using the cat-flap.

The police strongly believe that the burglar entered the property in Ganton Close, Daventry after reaching for the door keys through the cat-flap. The break-in is said to have occurred between 10pm on 12 June and 6am on 13 June.

Among the items stolen by the burglar from the house were various keys, two mobile phones, a handbag that contained a purse and the keys of a Suzuki GSXR 600 motorcycle. He stole the motorcycle from the garage but it was later recovered in Northampton along with the purse, but minus the cash.

Following the burglary, the police spokesman reminded all homeowners to never leave their keys or other valuables in areas that can be easily accessed by someone trying to reach inside through a letterbox or leaning against a window.

Burglary incidents have been on the rise in the UK and many homeowners are often unaware on how to protect their valuables. Simply storing valuables and other precious belongings in a home safe can deter burglars. Home safes are available in many different shapes and sizes and are very effective in storing previous belongings safely and securely.

Following a number of home burglaries, the police in Pembroke have said that they have obtained some strong leads that will probably help them track down the burglars involved in the incidents. Scott J Lane, the police chief for Pembroke said the fingerprints which have been collected from burglaries which occurred last week where thieves broke into parked cars and homes when residents were asleep have produced some matches.

Between 10:30pm on 4 June 2009 and 7:30am, burglars forced their way into a Tina Drive home first and then a Dearborn house whilst the occupants were sleeping. He said that electronic equipment, a purse and jewellery were found missing. The same night a wallet was also taken from a car which was parked on Millard Street.

To add to this there have been more car break-ins in which items have been stolen. Officer Lane said that all the cars were on the driveways but had been left unlocked. He suspects that the latest thefts from cars are probably related but may not be linked to those that occurred last week.

Police have already increased patrols in the area and have asked residents to report any unusual activity. They have also warned residents about securely locking their homes and vehicles at all time. Extra security measures such as alarms and home safes would also be a good idea. With the rising number of burglaries, residents have been advised to install security safes and other security devices that will keep their homes and important belongings protected.