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Why is it so hard for people to lock their doors? I get into an argument with my wife at least once a week over this.
I am a large male with extensive training in all sorts of dangerous things. I lock the door. So why would a woman who weighs almost half of what I weigh refuse to lock the door? It's completely moronic. Idiotic. Indefensibly stupid.
In Santa Monica, a wealthy beach town, two different people on different days were murdered in their apartments. There are two killers on the loose. Both times, the murderer walked in through an unlocked door.
In an affluent area of San Diego, three savages walked into an apartment. Then then repeatedly raped two college girls. Again, the apartment's front door was unlocked...continue to full postFull post as published by Crime & Federalism on May 07, 2008 (boomark / email).
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