Reports of High Burglary rate in Rochdale

Following on from a previous blog, Falcon Locks would like to reiterate the importance of keeping your private residence and/or business premises as secure as possible.

Police Inspector Michelle Hughes for Rochdale North stated earlier last month…

“Priorities this week continue to be around reducing burglaries and ensuring we continue to support victims of domestic violence”….

….“We have had nine burglaries reported this week throughout Rochdale North, with 4 being recorded in the central area of Rochdale.

Breakdown of burglaries per beat:

• Central – 4
• Bamford – 2
• Norden – 1
• Spotland and Falinge –
• Healey – 0
• Milkstone and Deeplish – 1
• Town Centre – 0

We understand burglary impacts on people’s lives long after the offenders are gone. This is why we continue to give this our utmost attention. Our officers continue to carry out daily checks on suspects and giving attention to the hotspot areas, and we continue to target offenders via our ‘Dark nights’ burglary operation.”

Falcon Locks also believe in helping protect the community with our knowledge and skill in the locksmithing sector. We are able to supply and fit British Insurance Approved Locks which not only ensure that your home and/or place of work is as secure as possible, it could even save you money on your insurance premiums too! If you have a uPVC front door, we offer high security locking options that can prevent lock snapping and lock bumping.

Falcon Locks firmly believe that upgrading the locks on your home and therefore making your property more secure is money well spent. Prevention is better than cure, so to speak. We would encourage anyone with doubts over their home security to please give us a call and we will be happy to discuss with you exactly what measures you need to take to help prevent your property becoming another statistic on the ever growing burglary list.

Telephone 0161 858 0050 or mobile 07766 221111

With thanks to West Midlands Police for the use of the burglary photo under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 2.0 Generic license.