Burglary of RV
Brother stores his Redwood 5th wheel at a covered storage place in the Ft. Worth area. Someone broke into it by breaking out the skylight in the bathroom and dropping in thru the roof. They took his l...
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2012Coleman wrote:Not knocking their anti-theft efforts per se, just observing that it won't take a very determined thief to get into an RV regardless of a few bars. It's not like a house where you can bolt bars into a very solid framework. RV's are made relatively flimsy and there is no very solid framework to work with. You could put a $500 deadbolt on an RV door, but it really doesn't make the door any more secure because what you bolt the deadbolt to isn't very strong.
A would be theif encountering these bars is more likely to move on to an easier target where he doesn't have to deal with bars. Ever have a dwelling broken into? Most likely not as the feeling that someone having been there robbing you is very unsettling.
Really - why would you knock someones anti-theft efforts?
