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Police alert businesses of burglaries
FAIRFIELD — A recent string of burglaries has police warning those with medical offices or veterinary clinics to take caution.
The Fairfield Police are alerting those businesses after a rash of burglaries in the last few weeks. Pet medications and computers are among the items stolen.
Hoping to thwart future incidents, police are recommending keeping valuable items out of view, marking valuable property to help identify it if stolen and encrypting sensitive information stored on computers.
For more information, contact Jeff Conner at 428-7673 or jconner@fairfield.ca.gov.
Reach Danny Bernardini at 427-6935 or dbernardini@dailyrepublic.net. Follow him on Twitter at www.twitter.com/dbernardinidr.
Danny Bernardini
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RichNovember 20, 2012 - 8:18 am
Gee, I thought Measure P and Prop 30 were supposed to do more then just hog stuff the welfare state and the police state. I thought Fairfield would be ''protected'' and ''not become Vallejo''.
Reply |tylerNovember 20, 2012 - 10:26 am
Don't forget to tell the businesses to get permitted burglar alarms; that way, if the alarm goes off and scares away the burglar, the alarm owner will still have to pay a fine should the police drive by. It's a great way to encourage business owners to protect their belongings!
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