Safe sales on the rise as eviction moratorium expires soon
Safe sales on the rise as eviction moratorium expires soon
Some Las Vegas retailers say they are seeing a spike in sales of safes due to homeowners being concerned about keeping their property and loved ones safe amid the pandemic.
LAS VEGAS SAY HOMEOWNERS ARETRYING TO PREVENT THIS FROMHAPPENING!
((SOT)) STEVENWEGGELAND - LIBERTY LOCK &SECURITY "I JUST ORDERED 25SAFES AND I'VE PROBABLY GOTMAYBE 10 LEFT" SAFES ANDCUSTOMERS ARE WORRIED ABOUTSAFETY RIGHT NOW.THE CLOCK IS TICKING ACROSS THESTATE - AS THE EVICTIONMORATORIUM EXPIRES IN JUST AFEW DAYS ON SEPTEMBER FIRST.SOME STUDIES SUGGEST 300,000NEVADANS ARE AT RISK OF LOSINGTHEIR HOMES.((SOT)) STEVEN WEGGELAND -LIBERTY LOCK & SECURITY "PEOPLEREALLY WANT TO HUNKER DOWN ANDARE CONCERNED ABOUT PEOPLEBREAKING INTO THEIR HOUSES""ESPECIALLY THE MOMS HOME ALLDAY WITH THEIR KIDS NOW,TRYING TO KEEP THEIR KIDS SAFE"LUCKILY THERE DOESN'T SEEM TOBE A SHORTAGE OF THESE PRODUCTS- BUT AN RAPID INCREASE INSALES.STEVEN SAYS THERE ARE SOMETHINGS YOU CAN DO RIGHT NOWAROUND YOUR HOME TO ENSURESAFETY.((SOT)) STEVEN WEGGELAND -LIBERTY LOCK & SECURITY "MAKESURE THAT YOU HAVE GOODLIGHTNING IN THE EVENING, MAKESURE YOU DON'T HAVE BLINDSPOTS.IF YOU HAVE SHRUBS IN FRONT OFYOUR HOUSE, TRY TO CLEAN OUT SO
