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Top 3 Items Most Often Stolen During Summer

As summer comes to a close and autumn makes its way in, we often think about all the positive parts of the passing season. Cycling, backyard dinners, driving with the windows down are just a few of the things we love about summer.

Unfortunately, there are negative aspects of the warmer months that many people don’t put enough concentration into; mainly being easy thefts for robbers.

We’re reviewing the top three most often stolen summer items so you can protect yourself throughout the fall and be prepared for next summer!



Bicycles: With warmer weather and longer days, more people are out and about riding bicycles for leisure, commuting, and exercise. Unfortunately, this also means an increase in bicycle thefts during the summer months. Bicycles are relatively easy targets for thieves, especially if they are not properly secured with a sturdy lock.



Portable Electronics: Items such as smartphones, tablets, and laptops are frequently stolen during the summer, particularly in crowded outdoor settings like parks, beaches, and festivals. These portable electronics are attractive targets for thieves due to their high resale value and the potential for easily finding unattended devices.


Outdoor Recreation Equipment: Summer is a popular time for outdoor activities such as camping, hiking, and fishing, making outdoor recreation equipment like tents, backpacks, camping stoves, and fishing gear prime targets for theft. Outdoor enthusiasts often leave their equipment unattended at campsites, trailheads, or beaches, providing opportunities for thieves to steal valuable gear.



To reduce the risk of theft, it's important to take precautions such as keeping valuable items secured and out of sight, using locks or security devices when appropriate, and staying vigilant in crowded or high-risk areas. Additionally, registering valuable items with serial numbers and engraving identifying information can help law enforcement track and recover stolen property.



Contact Canadian Smart Systems for more details.



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