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DALLAS (CBSDFW.COM) – Picture the perfect North Texas neighborhood. They are children running along the streets. The houses have beautiful lawns with manicured shrubbery. Big trees line the sidewalks. College fans show their true colors by flying flags showing their favorite teams.
But, if you take a much closer look at some middle-to-upper class North Texas neighborhoods, you may see a slight difference in some homes. The windows are sealed off with shudders that never open or dark-tinted windows. There is a mysterious silence that lurks around the home. What’s behind the closed doors of these house? No one would ever suspect- except maybe Ed Fox, who heads up the Volunteers on Patrol Program for the Prestonwood West Neighborhood.

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Let's ban all guns and no worry about the border down South...sounds logical.

Wow... The guy claims that burglary bars are suspicious.

Well I just left my comment...

The article says, “CBS 11 has learned that the dealers used guns to protect the enormous amount of money and drugs found inside.”

Well, DUH! …which is a powerful argument for homeowners being armed themselves. But beyond that, this reporter sounds like he’s hyperventilating just a little bit. He makes it sound like anyone who tries to make his home more secure should automatically be under suspicion of drug dealing. Puh-leeeeze!