Another business falls victim to burglary

Hanover, Pennsylvania
Monday
2/19/07
1:24 p.m. A burglary was reported at a business in the 400 block of Baltimore Street. A door was forcibly entered and several items were taken.

Hanover seems to be having either an increase in crime these days or is experiencing what has become the same old same old in its more recent history.

When it comes to you and your business or home, don't just be another victim, fight back with a well placed surveillance system. We can help.

Fun Happy times...Numa Numa?

I love spending quality time with my family and friends. The fellowship, food, and conversations make me so happy!! Sometimes we get a little silly like this guy. Has anyone else ever wondered, wow over one million views on Youtube of this one guy lip singing? how?

Times being silly and having a great time with your family or friends is unforgettable. Keep your place of fun and social interaction more secure.

Enjoy a protected and safe home and business environment.



Surveillance When It Matters

Four charged in Rutter's burglary

I recently read this article from a local newspaper that really opens up your eyes to how much financial damage can be done to a business by a few thieves.

By MIKE HOOVER
Daily Record/Sunday News
Article Launched: 01/14/2007 03:09:50 AM EST

Jan 14, 2007 — Four men were arrested and charged with the burglary of a Rutter's Farm Store after state police spotted a large safe in the back of a van stopped during a routine traffic stop Friday morning.
Tyrone Clark, 31, Edward Kinnebrew, 26, David Haynes, 29, and Gregory Giddings, 25, all of Philadelphia, were committed to York County Prison on $250,000 bail on charges of burglary, theft, receiving stolen property and conspiracy.

The men were arrested 3 a.m. Friday when Pennsylvania State Police Trooper Brian Tokar and Cpl. Wesley Van Wyk stopped a van for a traffic violation along Interstate 83, near the Pennsylvania Turnpike exit.

During the stop, a trooper spotted a large safe and numerous cartons of cigarettes in the back of the vehicle.

The driver ran from the vehicle when questioned by police and was apprehended after a short foot chase. The three remaining suspects were taken into custody.

State police later discovered the suspects were wanted in West Manchester Township for the robbery of the Rutter's Farm Store in the 2000 block of Carlisle Road, according to police. The items in the van were later identified as having come from Rutter's.

The items were valued at more than $10,000, according to police. Numerous burglary tools were also found inside the van, police say.

Burglary attempt on surveillance store

This is another instance of I am sure thousands of others where a criminal was persuaded by the watchful eye of a surveillance camera. The funny thing is this guy tried to burglarize a surveillance store, what was he thinking?

Sentry1st Quality Surveillance

What are your thoughts on surveillance? Do you see a need in your own life to protect the people closest to you, your property, and possessions with a surveillance system? How about your business?

Crime Investigation

As I alluded to in my earlier post, I have been working on the surveillance website, Sentry1st.com. Since surveillance goes a long way toward preventing burglary and theft I thought I would do some research on the subject.

In my research I found some relatively recent statistics on burglary and larceny/theft in the United States. In 2005 alone there were 2,154,126 burglaries and in my home state of Pennsylvania there were 56,134 of these nasty housebreak-ins. The larceny/theft statistics were much higher with 6,776,807 cases of theft that same year.

With such statistics in mind you can understand how having a DVR (Digital Video Recorder) surveillance system can be very helpful when it comes to protecting your property, family, and possessions. Now I know stating these statistics could come across as trying to use fear tactics. That is not my intention. I simply want to raise awareness along with presenting a possible solution when it comes to preventing crimes against one's property, possessions, and family.

Sincerely,
Nathan

Welcome to my world and recent events

Hello,

Let see, where to start? Well first of all I want to welcome you to the all new Blue Ripples blog, a place where you can connect with me and others. One place to connect with others by chat or the soon to come shout box at my website Hearts Ablaze. You can also read some of my prose/writings on the site. I also have a very rough draft of a short film I have written called Hidden.

Recently in life (over the past year):

I have graduated from high school and have been working with my dad until I go to school for film making this April. One of the things I have been doing for him is building a website that features surveillance equipment. The site is www.Sentry1st.com and provides pretty much all you would want to know about the helpful surveillance products from Sentry1st. In addition to working on the the surveillance site I have learned how to do polite upfront sales calls to provide a solution for a problem. The problem being abuse, theft, and property damage, with the solution being surveillance. People tend to behave better when they know they are being watched.

Working on this is most likely temporary. I have a desire to go into the film industry and work with people who want to have a positive impact on the world through the powerful tool of television and film. I lean toward the writing side of film, but also have an interest in camera work as well.

As I have stated I have a strong desire to make films that will have a positive effect on society. I have an idea for a film of a modern adaption of the prodigal son. I have other ideas for movies you can ask about or maybe you have a good one. Let me know.

>>Nathan<<