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    RCPD reminds residents not to leave opportunities for thieves

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    By KMAN Staff on December 21, 2018 Local News, Manhattan
    MANHATTAN — After opening presents on Christmas, be careful how you dispose of your boxes.
    What you have in your trash pile could be a potential advertisement to would-be burglars looking for an opportunity to take your new gifts. Riley County Police Department Officer Rachel Pate says it’s best to not leave that stuff in your front yard.
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    Pate explains other ways people can protect themselves during the holidays.
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    Pate says keeping all doors to your homes and vehicles locked will also eliminate that opportunity for theft. She also has tips for residents to avoid being a victim of porch pirates.
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    Law enforcement are more vigilant to stop thieves but always ask if you see something suspicious to call their non-emergency line at 785-537-2112.
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