Gas Station Security – Watch out for Car Burglary Sliders

Gas station security risk from car burglars called sliders.

* Sliders prey on women and unlocked vehicles at gas stations.
* Sliders want to snatch purses, wallets, cell phones, laptops.
* Gas station security flaw creates this opportunity for thieves.
* Family security plan removes this opportunity from sliders.



Podcast Time Stamps:



[01:30] -- Gas station security precautions begin when you exit your vehicle.
[02:15] -- Sliders strike suddenly and are a challenge to gas station security.
[03:05] -- View the surveillance video of sliders in action in Houston.
[03:50] -- Sliders will drive off in your car if keys are left in the ignition.
[04:20] -- Observe customer behavior next time you buy fuel.
[05:15] -- Gas Station security - Deters and prevents slider methodology.
[06:00] -- Is it a pain to keep doors and windows closed and locked.
[06:30] -- Compare to pain of losing your purse, wallet, laptop, cell phone.
[07:25] -- My solution to sliders is alertness and a car locking routine.
[08:00] -- Discuss your gas station security plan with family and friends.



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Gas Station Security: Watch the "sliders" in action.


Gas Station Security - Beware of Sliders.
Gas Station Security Tips

* Sliders work mostly at city gas stations, but it can happen anywhere.
* Thieves target women driving alone at convenience store gas stations.
* Sliders want purses, wallets, and cell phones unattended on a car seat.
* Always lock your doors and windows whenever you exit the car.
* While outside pumping gas, pay attention to other people and cars.
* Grab and run thieves like sliders look for the easy target.
* Teach your family about these safety tips when buying fuel.
* Develop a routine of locking car doors so it becomes a habit.


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