Scared and DH is at work.
11-19-2010, 08:44 PM
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Originally Posted by Wunder-Mar
I took a babysitting class way back when, given by the police department. They told us the best police calls are when they visit a home that called because they heard something or something didn't feel or seem right ... and it turned out to be nothing. And they said their worst nights is always when someone didn'tcall because they didn't want to bother the police. That was 43 years ago, and I've always followed these police officers' instructions to CALL NO MATTER WHAT TIME AND NO MATTER HOW SILLY YOU FEEL FOR CALLING.
11-20-2010, 08:51 AM
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please call police! years ago someone tried breaking in to my home husband was at work we had been gone on vacation and burglars thought we were still gone, I called the police and took my husbands ,357 out and put my small sons under the bed told them to stay there and planted my self in front of the bedroom doorwith the gun , when police got there they had already broken the glass in the door and took off running police caught them from blood trail in snow from the broken glass of the door , have know ideal they would have done when they realized we were home if they had gotton in, just glad I called police!
11-20-2010, 10:31 AM
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Is it possible it was the wind blowing something against the house? I have a large back porch with several things on the wall of the house and the wind is always knocking on my house. Sure sounds like someone knocking. You need a cat or dog. Our cat perks his head up when he hears something strange. Makes me go look. Turn outdoor lights on and leave them on!
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