In this video I show how someone can break into a home using a plastic bottle or credit card. I also show how this is possible, and how to stop it from possibly happening in the future. This tactic is nothing new and can be readily found in video form and on websites with written out directions. The important thing is to take measures to make sure nobody can use it to break into someone else's home that is not their own.

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