“Lock Doors, Lock Cars, Lockup Personal Information”

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Criminals and hackers look for weak points when it comes to their next move. Warren County Sheriff Martin Edwards encourages individuals to minimize that risk by locking down everything:

“We tell you to lock your doors, lock your car, now lockup your personal information as well. You have to take some responsibility for securing that information. These people are crafty; otherwise they wouldn’t be in business. Be aware. Be suspicious.”

As always, all suspicious activity can be reported to local law enforcement agencies.

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