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10-01-2014, 03:19 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by maybe
I cannot see any reason why a dark street and house would encourage more burglaries than we currently have if each house had motion dedectors that triggered bright lights to go on. The burglar's presence would be much more noticeable than when every house is equally lit with dim lights, as they are now. I do wonder if any studies have been on this. I am open to the results of any such studies.
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More lights would probably not reduce the number of daylight burglaries.
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