When I lived in the inner city, I spent a great deal of time and effort in keeping the natives off of my stuff, especially after I observed on several occasions just how bold and audacious they could be. I built a small workshop over miy garage, accessible only by outside stairs. The windows had burglar bars, and the door I built myself out of cross-braced 2x6s. The deadbolt recessed into a steel pipe hammered into a 4x6 that framed the door opening. Long story short, early one morning it took a brother only about 15 minutes to hack out my deadbolt with a tire iron he had FOUND in MY garage. He was a bit hopped-up, so he got a little too careless and loud. He was coming down the stairs with a box load of my tools when the cops caught him.
Lesson: do whatever you can, but it probably won't be enough.
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