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Break-in Time in Autumn: Police Expert Reveals What Really Protects

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Many feel too safe, leave windows tilted or rely on shutters. Rainer Ippers from the Neuss Police Department says in an interview which mistakes exploit perpetrators and which measures really help.
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Break-in Time in Autumn: Police Expert Reveals What Really Protects

Many feel too safe, leave windows tilted or rely on shutters. Rainer Ippers from the Neuss Police Department says in an interview which mistakes exploit perpetrators and which measures really help.

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chip.de broke the news on Friday, September 25, 2026.
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