Howard Wu
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For under $40, you can have a life-sized cardboard likeness of a law enforcer in your home. Very simplistic, but I hear it does the trick. At first glance, these cutouts appear to be real policemen, and can be instrumental in preventing burglary, vehicle speeding in residential areas, and overall security. Add this to the fact that if purchased, not many people will have the same security device. It may not offer the same benefits as an alarm or video surveillance system, but it can surely act as a makeshift substitute. References: incrediblegiftsFiled In: |
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| Lindsay Hunt on Jun 6, 08 0 Trends 168 Comments |
| Only the wealthy would employ a policeman for a private residence... so I don't think that they would care that the cost is $40. This does remind me of that Seinfeld episode where George gets the security guard a chair and the place gets robbed. I could see this in retail outlets or warehouses. |
Lindsay Hunt on Jun 6, 08 0 Trends 168 Comments
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