Dirk parked two blocks from their destination. It was already almost dark and the streetlights were coming on. “First thing we do is what?” he asked when they were all standing beside the car. Opening his backpack, he gave everyone a pair of latex gloves that they put on as they talked.
“Umm, walk by the house to be certain no one’s there,” Tripp replied hesitantly.
“Exactly. Since the place is for sale, there shouldn’t be anyone inside, but pretend it belongs to someone. Look for lights, newspapers on the porch or in the driveway, signs of kids such as toys in the yard. Of course with the houses we’ll be breaking into we should already know if they’ve got children, but still. Check to see if any windows are partially open. They could be and still be alarmed with a sensor that goes off i
