~apter<br >It Can t<br >Happen to Me<br > But then one evening while we were out， it did<br >happen...<br > Our home was burglarized! OUR HOME!<br >Let me tell you it was a shattering experi-<br >ence -- hassling with the insurance com-<br >pany， our lingering anxiety， the memory of<br >belongings pawed through， strewn about.<br >("It could have been worse. Thank God our<br >daughter wasn t home sleeping...")<br > Last week a neighbor came home from<br >vacation to a scene of appalling vandalism.<br >House broken into. Upstairs bathtub plug.<br >ged， the water left running. Freezer full of<br >meat standing wide open. Soft drinks<br >dumped into the piano and color TV. Mind-<br >less ruin to the tune of thousands of dollars!<br > Can t happen to you? Look around your<br >home. Can burglars get in by breaking a<br >window or prying a door lock? You ll<br >probably find entry is simple even for an<br >amateur.<br >"Luckily， I Live in a Safe Neighborhood... "<br > The safe neighborhoods of yesterday..， suburbia<br >... are the areas experiencing the greatest growth of<br >break-ins today. That s where people with above<br >average incomes congregate. Their affluence means<br >more personal possessions， more TVs， more jewelry，<br >more stamp and coin collections..， and more crime<br ><br >