Keeping Your Safe Haven Safe

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Note that for the purpose of this post, home invasion is defined as any breach of your property. Home being  your primary residence, bug out location, vacation home, or any space that you consider your own and invasion meaning someone unwelcome entering that location without your consent whether you are there or not. I felt it necessary to specify the meaning of this phrase in this particular article because the general understanding of the term home invasion is an unwelcome person or persons entering your home while you are there with the intent of doing you or your family members personal physical harm. However, anytime your space is breached with negative intents it is indeed an invasion.

The featured article gives some excellent advice on preventing burglaries, robberies, and assaults in a place that should always be considered your safe haven. What these criminals take from us when they are successful in gaining entry to our property is to steal away our sense of security in the very place we have the basic right to feel safe. It is in this space that we raise our children, house our pets, keep those things that are dear to us and lay our heads down to rest from the constant barrage of the outside world  Our safe haven. For tips on keeping that haven safe see the link below

 Home Invasions: The Ins And Outs of Defending Your Turf

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