The news story, posted today on the Internet: "David Irick had yet to finish fully installing his video surveillance system, so he was pleasantly surprised when his cameras captured a man breaking into his Howard County house earlier this month.
The 60-year-old was further astonished when he watched the footage. The bespectacled suspect — dressed in a collared shirt with rolled up sleeves and a red tie — hardly fit the image of a typical burglar.
"When I saw the tie, I thought that someone else had come to the house that day as well," Irick said, assuming that the man was a salesman or was taking a survey. But then he watched the young, sandy-haired man lug a safe out his front door.
"This was the guy," Irick said."
Well, folks...if someone can carry it out of your house, it's not "SAFE," is it?
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