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Crank Up the Volume on Your Hotel Room TV

Kojak re-runs could have those thieves thinking twice.

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10 months ago

June 11, 2025

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Crank Up the Volume on Your Hotel Room TV

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Taking merchandise to Vegas? Vault it at the show site immediately upon arrival and keep your goods secured at all times outside of exhibit hours, advises the Jewelry Security Alliance. As for those valuables left in your room, consider leaving the “Do Not Disturb” sign on the door, says the JSA, adding it can be wise to leave the television on as well. “Criminals might reconsider burglarizing hotel rooms if they hear your room’s television is on,” the JSA noted in a recent email bulletin.

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