The way I am reading the link, it was 4% of all 3.7 million household burglaries or 148,000 subject to raking. Regardless, if someone is intent on breaking int

The way I am reading the link, it was 4% of all 3.7 million household burglaries or 148,000 subject to raking. Regardless, if someone is intent on breaking into a house, I doubt a locked door is going to do anything. Not only are windows abundant, but even exterior doors seem to have gotten cheaper and thinner than days of yore.