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Money Magazine: Home security for less

The combination of a deep recession and widespread law-enforcement funding cuts will most likely spell a banner summer for burglars. If your house makes a good target - it's upscale, off the beaten path, and in or near a city - an alarm system is your best defense, according to Temple University economics professor Simon Hakim, who studies security and policing. Installing one will reduce your risk of a break-in by two-thirds. To determine what you really need, follow the guidelines below.

SI.com: Lawyer: Leaf to surrender in drug, burglary case

CANYON, Texas (AP) -- Ryan Leaf's lawyer says the indicted former NFL quarterback will surrender on drug and burglary charges in Texas.

People.com: Police Find Mess at Lindsay Lohan's House

Responding to a burglar alarm, cops enter and ask, "Is it normally like this?"

Tips to prevent car break-ins

Each year, $1.255 billion in personal items and accessories are stolen from vehicles in about 1.85 million thefts; and for every theft, experts estimate, there are several break-ins and attempted break-ins. With these common sense habits and preventative measures, you can greatly reduce the chances your vehicle will become a target.

People.com: Todd Palin's Half-Sister Pleads Not Guilty to Burglary

Diana Palin faces four felony counts of burglary and theft in addition to other charges

People.com: Sarah Palin's Sister-in-Law Arrested for Burglary

Diana Palin, half-sister to Todd Palin, reportedly breaks into Alaska house - twice

FBI breaks up $25 million 'car cloning' ring

There's probably no way to describe the feeling.

Neighborhood watches are on the front lines in bad economy

In times past, Jerry Borbon would not have thought twice about the backpack-wearing young man he spotted strolling down a street in his Miami, Florida, community.

People.com: Amy Winehouse's Home Is Robbed

The singer loses valuable guitars and sound equipment during the break-in

'Hillside Burglar' suspect held; L.A.'s rich relieved

For three years, the thieves crept into some of the poshest homes in the most exclusive enclaves in the nation.

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