Shivamogga Police Introduce Locked House Beat System to Combat Thefts
Shivamogga police launch locked-house beat system to stop house theft cases
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On May 1, 2026, Shivamogga police in Karnataka, India, launched the Locked House Beat System (LHBS) to prevent thefts while residents are away. The system allows residents to inform police of their travel plans via a dedicated helpline, enhancing security for their homes.
- 01The Locked House Beat System (LHBS) aims to reduce house break-ins in Shivamogga, Karnataka.
- 02Residents are encouraged to inform police of their travel plans before leaving home.
- 03A dedicated helpline allows residents to share travel details via WhatsApp.
- 04Residents must provide departure and return dates, home address, and a selfie for identification.
- 05The initiative enhances community safety and police presence in residential areas.
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The Shivamogga police launched the Locked House Beat System (LHBS) on May 1, 2026, to address the rising concerns of house thefts while residents are away. This proactive initiative encourages residents to notify the police prior to their travels, allowing officers to monitor their homes effectively. Shivamogga Superintendent of Police B. Nikhil announced that a dedicated helpline has been established for this purpose. Residents can send their travel details via WhatsApp to 82779-82901, including their departure and return dates, home address, and a selfie taken in front of their house. This information will help police identify and locate properties, thereby enhancing security and community safety in Shivamogga.
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This initiative aims to enhance the safety of homes in Shivamogga, providing peace of mind to residents while they are away.
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