A break-in at home is a shocking event for many residents. In addition to the financial loss and the damage caused, many people are left with a feeling of fear and insecurity.
What many house and apartment owners do not know: Most conventional windows and doors do not provide adequate protection against burglary.
According to crime statistics, around 640 such burglaries occurred in the Rhine district of Neuss last year. More than half of the crimes were attempted, partly due to the presence of security technology.
Secure your home!
We advise
- House and apartment owners
- Building owners
- Tenants
- Architects
- Property managers
- Municipalities
- and all other interested parties
We advise
- in our advice center
- on site
- on the phone
- at building and real estate fairs
We advise
- for the installation of tested and certified burglar-resistant doors in accordance with DIN EN 1627
- for retrofitting doors in accordance with DIN 18104-1 and DIN 18104-2
- for the installation of burglar-resistant, tested and certified windows and French doors in accordance with DIN EN 1627
- for retrofitting windows and French doors in accordance with DIN 18104-1 and DIN 18104-2
- for burglar-resistant glazing
- for burglar-resistant lattice doors
- to burglar-resistant window grilles
- for burglar-resistant roller shutters and folding shutters
- for securing cellar windows and cellar light wells
- for the use of secure storage units
- to enclose the property
- for hold-up and burglar alarm systems
- to video surveillance systems
- to smart home systems
- on state subsidies for burglary protection
- We provide tips on security-conscious behavior and much more
We provide advice
- of course free of charge and manufacturer-neutral
- personal and individual
- by appointment Monday to Friday from 9:30 am and Monday to Thursday from 1:30 pm
- as individual or group consultations
- Consultation duration approx. 90 - 120 minutes
You can reach our expert advisors on the telephone numbers 02131 300-25518 (Mr. Ippers) or 02131 300-25522 (Mr. Gömer). If the experts are not available in person, you are welcome to leave a callback request on the answering machine or send us an email to poststelle.rhein-kreis-neuss [at] polizei.nrw.de.
Our events:
From Friday, 20.10.23 to Sunday, 22.10.23, daily from 10:00 to 17:00, we will be represented with an information stand at the construction fair in Meerbusch (address: Areal Böhler, Hansaallee 321, Düsseldorf). We look forward to your visit!
In addition, we offer regular telephone consultations during the dark season (November - March)
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You can reach our specialist advisor Mr. Ippers on 02131 300-25518.
Use the advice offered by your police and put a stop to burglars!
Protect yourself and, together with the police in the Rhine district of Neuss, make life difficult for burglars.
Burglary prevention starts at your own front door!
In addition to installing burglar-resistant technology, for example on doors and windows, you can also protect yourself from becoming a victim of burglars by behaving carefully.
Tips:
"Burglars come at night..." - far from it
The crimes usually happen during the day when no one is at home, during school, work and shopping hours, in the early evening or at weekends. In the darker months of the year, burglars often take advantage of the early twilight. If a house is unlit during these months, there is much to suggest that the residents are not there.
Neighbourly help creates security
The police can't be everywhere to prevent crime. But there are almost always neighbors who help each other. In an attentive neighborhood, burglars, thieves and fraudsters hardly stand a chance. Agree with the residents in your street to consciously watch out for dangerous and suspicious situations. Watch out for strangers in the house or on the neighboring property and speak to them. Look after the home of neighbors who are absent for longer periods of time, e.g. by emptying the letterbox. The aim is to give the impression that the house is occupied. In the event of danger (calls for help, alarm system triggered) and in urgent cases of suspicion, call the police immediately on 110.
Don't play the hero - call 110!
Be careful! Burglars don't want to be discovered and will avoid any confrontation if possible. If you notice a burglar: Don't stand in their way! Instead, inform the police immediately and give as good a description as possible of the perpetrator and any getaway vehicle they may have used.
Light deters burglars!
At first glance, unlit homes in the dark give the impression that no one is at home and that burglars can go about their "work" undisturbed. Therefore, use timers in conjunction with energy-saving lamps to give the impression that you are at home.
Do not become an "entry helper"
Make it difficult for uninvited guests to enter your property by fencing them in. Garbage cans, garden furniture, etc. are suitable as a climbing aid. They should be locked away or secured with a chain, for example.
Safe storage secures valuable items
Don't leave your valuables lying around openly at home. Particularly important documents, valuable collections, gold or jewelry that is rarely used are best kept safe in a safe deposit box at your bank. Savings books, jewelry, cash and check forms that you want to keep at home should not be kept in a box, but in a safe deposit box. The safe should be hidden and firmly anchored. Also take pictures of particularly individual valuables and keep proof of purchase etc. in case the items are stolen.
The police use civilian and uniformed patrols to combat property crime and everyone can improve security in their own four walls.
Be vigilant and inform the police immediately if you see anything suspicious.
- Secure your home
- be alert
- alert the police via 110
Comprehensive tips on burglary protection can also be found here.