During a time when people are being forced to keep a close watch on their finances and employment situations, they shouldn’t have to worry about the security of their own home too. With the recession still in full force, some sociologists are convinced that the high rate of unemployment is leading to an increase in theft. Research suggests that certain types of crimes have been on the rise since late 2008 and early 2009. USA Today reported that, “burglary and robbery are on the rise, increasing 39% and 32% respectively …
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