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Windows are the second choice for burglars, but are often more vulnerable than doors. Windows are easily broken and difficult to protect. However, many thefts occur because windows are left unlocked or open. This saves a thief a lot of time and trouble, as well as being less noisy. Second floor windows are also vulnerable […]http://surviveanddefend.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/sash_window_lock.jpg