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From expensive electronics to precious antiques, there are a number of things in our homes whichThieves would love to put their hands. According to the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), there is generally more thanone million burglaries In the United States, and in 2019, the total amount lost to victims of burglary offenses was estimated at $ 3 billion. But while many of us think we do everything we can forKeep our homes safe—The install high -end safety equipment and make sure that the entries are locked at any time - there are times when thieves can make their way in our homes without our realizing it. Read the rest to discover what the authorities are warning now, it is a turn that burglars use to be invited.

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Keeping people across the United States in safety is heavy work, and the country's police do not care to help you help extinguish burglars. After all, many flights occur through less invasive scams.

In May, managers of Connecticut and Northern Carolina issued alerts on a usurpation tippolice called When the crooks are really on the other line, seek to access their funds.

And just this month, Indiana police warned thatAn unused package Presenting yourself at your door could actually be part of a scam that could make you the victim of identity fraud, potentially causing serious financial losses.

But burglary is an even more scary crime, and now the police warn against a program that puts your home and your business in direct danger - and some people have already fallen for it.

On July 27, the Bradenton police department in Bradenton, Florida,published a press release Regarding a recent burglary program. According to the alert, Bradenton officials charged a man from Pompano Beach for "his role in an antiparasitic scam which extends over several jurisdictions in Florida".AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

Sean Frank, the accused 31 -year -old appeared at the home of a victim with another suspect claiming to be antiparasitic workers. Instead, the two were burglars who stole money, jewelry and other articles from the victim after being let in the house. "Frank was charged with burglary to an occupied dwelling and to plot fraud," wrote the Bradenton police.

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Unfortunately, it was not the first case of this scheme. Bradenton police said the detectives were continuing to investigate two similar burglaries that occurred in neighboring neighborhoods. In May, a woman in Cape Coral, Florida, also had more than $ 1,000Stolen jewelry value From his house by a man and a woman who struck his door pretending to be workers in the antiparasitic struggle, local WBBH reported to the NBC.

The burglars told the woman that they had recently been hired by her owners' association to use the antiparasitic control services. "It looked quite legitimate. They also had a certain type of spraying equipment," said Public Information Agent of the Cape Coral PoliceBrandon Sancho said to the media. "If you believe they are suspect, they are probably. This is something we see through the state of Florida."

Although these crimes took place in Florida, the burglary program is not limited to a single state. In that spirit, the authorities have a key advice to protect you: "Do not leave anyone in your house that you have not hired," warned the Bradenton police. According to the department, you must always confirm the employment and identity of anyone who is unexpectedly presented to your home before letting them in - that he "claims to be an entrepreneur working on behalf of an association of owners, D 'A management company or another company. "

There are several ways to confirm that foreigners really work for an antiparasitic fighting company. Pestco says you shouldCheck their license- What you can do via the Internet or the regulatory agency of your city - as well as check their insurance. "Although the details can vary from one state to another, companies of antiparasitic and antiparasitic control are generally required to buy civil liability insurance," explains Pestco.