What is the taboo of thieves, who knows

In the case of theft in university apartments, the common theft methods are not sophisticated, and most of them are due to the lack of anti-theft awareness and carelessness of the students, leaving an opportunity for the thieves to take advantage of. As the saying goes, "Knowing oneself and knowing one's opponent is invincible, only when we fully understand the methods and tricks used by thieves and increase vigilance, can we effectively prevent theft cases and protect our personal property from loss." The following is to introduce some common sense of dormitory anti-theft to students for your reference.

Common methods of dormitory burglary].

1. Take the sheep by the hand: As the name suggests, show a hand when passing by.

2. Take advantage of the situation: Some students do not lock the door when they go out, or cover the door of the room, which is easy to give thieves an opportunity. Especially when new students have just entered the school, their sense of safety and self-protection is not strong, and they are not very familiar with each other, similar problems are more likely to occur.

3. Kitten fishing: The method of theft is like fishing, using a long rod to fish away your clothes hanging out of the window. In the hot summer, doors and windows are often wide open (especially on the first floor) to go indoors and fish for your clothes.

4. Pick the door and twist the lock: This is a blatant theft method. After entering the door, drawers, cabinets, and boxes are often rummaged through, and the house is turned upside down.

5. Entering through windows: This kind of burglar generally targets those windows that have no guardrails, are easy to climb over, climb and open, such as ventilation windows on doors.

6. Stealing doors: In the middle of summer, some male students often open or open the door during lunch break and night sleep in order to be cool, which creates an opportunity for thieves. There are also thieves who pretend to be students, or use sales or customer opportunities to sneak into the dormitories and wait for opportunities.

Returned empty-handed. As the saying goes, a thief doesn't go empty-handed.

The general rule is that thieves do not go empty-handed, that is, no matter where they go, thieves generally have something in their hands, and they must take something before leaving. This is mainly for auspiciousness. In addition, thieves do not turn back, and under normal circumstances, thieves who enter from the front will come out from behind, and thieves do not patronize one master twice.

This one is mainly about safety.

Of course, the most fearful thing is not to find something valuable! And this valuable thing must not be too big, nor too heavy, it must be convenient for him to take away, and it is better not to hide these valuable things, but to be easy to find, and you can find them at once.

Thieves are most afraid of someone in the house, and the people in the house resist the police. Therefore, when encountering a burglary, you must be brave enough to fight the thief and call the police.

Of course, there are people in the house or there are monitor cameras, and he can't find the host of the monitor camera.

Generally, thieves break into the house and steal, and they are most afraid that there is nothing valuable at home. I stole it in vain, but I still came back empty-handed.

When a thief enters the house, he is most afraid of not being able to get out. It's like a rat in a cage. Closed all outlets.

Thieves are most afraid of "covering their ears and stealing bells", followed by "returning empty-handed". Please refer to it!

Thieves are most afraid of burglary, and they are most afraid of being seen by others, and they are afraid of sounding and afraid of light.

Thieves are most afraid of being found out and killed.

I'm afraid that the pants of the poor family are papery! Thieves don't go empty! Don't break the rules!

I'm most afraid that you don't have anything valuable at home!

When a clown enters the room, he is most afraid that there will be someone in one room, and the other is afraid that there will be a camera in the room.

I'm most afraid of stealing the money, what else can I be afraid of, what else is there to be afraid of when the money is gone.

Pro, to identify a thief, it is necessary to understand the characteristics of the thief, different thieves in terms of age, gender, appearance, etc. Stalking: Thieves will usually go first, keeping an eye on their target.

Unusual look: Before committing a crime, thieves usually look nervous, scramble, and appear unnatural. Random direction of action:

Thieves usually move around randomly, such as going back and forth in circles. Strong motives for committing crimes: Thieves are usually motivated by extreme motives and usually steal to obtain money, valuables, medicines, etc.

Physical proximity to the crowd: Thieves often physically approach their target, thus getting closer to the item that needs to be stolen. Mysterious Tracks:

Thieves usually try to hide their tracks, such as pretending to be slow, carefully covering the vehicle, head, physical features, etc. Extremely insidious: thieves usually worship a "good harvest" of wealth in a short period of time, so they are extremely insidious when committing crimes, with cold eyes and great threats.

In short, a thief is a thief who "hides in the crowd", so you should be vigilant in a larger place, especially pay attention to characteristics such as stalking and abnormal looks, so as to reduce the probability of accidents.

Summary. Kiss, the best way to distinguish a thief is to look at the eyes, the eyes, the eyes and the demeanor.

Kiss, the best way to distinguish a thief is to look at the eyes, the eyes, the eyes and the demeanor.

The thief's eyes generally do not look at people's eyes, and their eyes are fixed below the chest and above the waist, and they usually hold things in their hands.

His eyes are always on the pockets, handbags, leather bags, and backpacks of other people's sedan chairs. In the mall, there is neither a visit nor a purchase of goods, but a special peek at the situation when customers take the money from their pockets or bags and make payments.

Observe behavior: Thieves usually appear nervous, look unnatural, act quickly, and tend to be alert. If you notice someone behaving strangely in a store or other public place, you can watch for more.

2.Pay attention to clothing and luggage: thieves usually wear more casual clothes with no obvious signs, logos, or features to make it easier to blend in with the crowd.

They may carry luggage or backpacks in order to carry swag. 3.Be aware of your surroundings:

Thieves usually choose the most dense places to commit crimes, so pay special attention to the people around you in these places. Be especially vigilant if you notice someone following you all the time, or wandering around you. 4.

Use security equipment: Installing surveillance cameras at home or office, using equipment such as security locks and alarms, can effectively prevent thieves from invading. In short, identifying a thief requires us to be vigilant and pay attention to details, and if there is any suspicious situation, we must report it to the relevant authorities in time.