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No, I didn't think they would. We're in the same type of area ourselves.
But if you report it to the local authorities (like sherriff's office) you're better off if something goes really wrong (burglary, destruction of property, outbuildings, house, injury to animals, family members).
I'm not trying to scare you. We didn't report the first time some one messed with our mail box. When we reported the second incident, which was stolen mailboxes left at the end of our drive, the sherriff was upset that we hadn't reported the first incident. We called the post office but they just told us to contact the sherriff.
The third time, some mail boxes from down the road were stolen and destroyed and the debris left at the end of our drive by the road. These incidents all happened within 3 weeks.
We have a great guardian dog, but I'm thankful our property is completely fenced, as I don't know how far he would have chased them as they left our property. And I wouldn't want to see him injured.
We put extra security lights on our property facing the drive, the street and the outbuildings. At least if someone is out there in the night, we can see them. We haven't had any problems since.
Barrel bolts keep things closed, not locked and secure. I think changing the locks is a step in the right direction.
regards,
keljonma
No, I didn't think they would. We're in the same type of area ourselves.
But if you report it to the local authorities (like sherriff's office) you're better off if something goes really wrong (burglary, destruction of property, outbuildings, house, injury to animals, family members).
I'm not trying to scare you. We didn't report the first time some one messed with our mail box. When we reported the second incident, which was stolen mailboxes left at the end of our drive, the sherriff was upset that we hadn't reported the first incident. We called the post office but they just told us to contact the sherriff.
The third time, some mail boxes from down the road were stolen and destroyed and the debris left at the end of our drive by the road. These incidents all happened within 3 weeks.
We have a great guardian dog, but I'm thankful our property is completely fenced, as I don't know how far he would have chased them as they left our property. And I wouldn't want to see him injured.
We put extra security lights on our property facing the drive, the street and the outbuildings. At least if someone is out there in the night, we can see them. We haven't had any problems since.
Barrel bolts keep things closed, not locked and secure. I think changing the locks is a step in the right direction.
regards,
keljonma
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