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Thieves now use syringes and petrol to silently break locks within 30 seconds. This method involves injecting petrol into the lock, igniting it, and melting the plastic membrane inside.
Thieves have found a silent, effortless way to break locks in just 30 seconds—using a syringe filled with petrol. (News18)
From the old and hefty Aligarh lock to smart locks in vogue now, people use various kinds of locks to secure their homes. Yet, thieves and robbers manage to find ways to steal valuables. In the past, breaking a lock was a challenging task for thieves. The noise from hammering would alert neighbours, or it would require significant effort.
Families would invest in expensive locks that were resistant to hammer blows. However, these locks have now been defeated by a new technique employed by thieves.
A New Trick for Breaking Locks: Using Syringe And Petrol
Thieves have discovered a method to break locks that neither makes noise nor requires much effort. The lock opens within just thirty seconds. This trick was revealed by a thief himself.
In this secret technique, thieves don’t need to exert much effort to break a lock. They fill a syringe with petrol and inject it into the lock. A few drops of petrol are also applied to the surface. Then, they ignite it with a matchstick. After waiting for the fire to extinguish, the lock opens with a slight push.
How The Trick Works
The thief explained that a plastic membrane is placed inside the lock mechanism. When the lock is set on fire, this plastic membrane melts due to the heat, allowing the lock to open with minimal pressure.
Once this method was shared, it garnered numerous comments. One person remarked that it serves more as a training video than an awareness one. Others noted that this video has likely informed many thieves about this simple solution, and they may now start using it to open locks extensively.
