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would be for cat food manufacturers to formulate their products along guidelines that will maintain the
proper pH and type of magnesium in the urine,” Mr. Roberts said. “Unfortunately, the research veterinarians have not yet established such guidelines.”
Crime
prevention
The classic crime of opportunity is residential burglary. Even though law enforcement agencies constantly warn residents of the dangers of burglary, many entries continue to be made through unlocked doors and windows. The residential burglar is most apt to be an unskilled amateur. Whatever success the burglar may enjoy is dependent upon the number of homes he can find that are left open or are easily opened by reason of poor security safeguards. The typical residential burglar doesn’t use fancy methods to enter your home. For example, lockpicking, drilling, and glass cutting are techniques beyond the skill of most residential
burglars. If tools are used at all, they are: the pry bar or jimmy, screwdriver, shim and pliers. With these simple tools, far too many homes can be entered.
Reduce the opportunity for burglary in your home by upgrading security devices — doors, windows, etc. — which will help keep the residential burglar out.
This crime prevention message is provided by the Commonwealth of Virginia, Department of Criminal Justice Services.
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