My next door neighbor has this marking drawn next to their front door. Their son thinks it means that the house is easy to rob. Does anyone know if there is any meaning behind it?

If you live near RR tracks it could be signs that hobo's use to message other transients about a particular house. Free meal, nice people, etc or a warning to stay away. Hard to tell exactly.My next door neighbor has this marking drawn next to their front door. Their son thinks it means that the house is easy to rob. Does anyone know if there is any meaning behind it?
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We're across the pond so it could be a different system and different groups might have their own symbols.Kinda looks like hobo signs... the criminals in Britain have some marks they use.. are they wealthy?
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Cannot find a corresponding hobo sign..
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Pretty obvious.My next door neighbor has this marking drawn next to their front door. Their son thinks it means that the house is easy to rob. Does anyone know if there is any meaning behind it?
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Zooming in and running through a Google Image search yields nothing. I suggest some white paint to solve this one.
We should use some of these on placards to send in our plays. Trouble is it might be confusing for our guys.Kinda looks like hobo signs... the criminals in Britain have some marks they use.. are they wealthy?
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Cannot find a corresponding hobo sign..
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No, I've seen this before. Oh, I know, it's the map the Knightingale Service uses to transport fans to and from parking areas.It looks like a dot inside a circle, which has meanings usually associated with the sun and/or religion.
They should come up with a new symbol for "the insurance money just came back from the last robbery".I'm not really sure how markings for criminals would work. Why would one crook bother marking a house as "easy to rob"? If it is easy to rob, why wouldn't they just rob it. If they want to let one of their partners know that a house is easy to rob, why not just tell their partner that 75 Green St is easy to rob. Is there a benefit to marking a house as easy to rob for some random other crook to rob, rather than keeping that fact secret so you can rob it yourself.
But if you're concerned, paint over it.
why aren't your neighbors just covering it up after taking photos and reporting it to the police? Surely they weren't waiting on a consensus of the Rutgers Football Board Brain trust, were they?
Need to add: Owner has a hairy mole.Kinda looks like hobo signs... the criminals in Britain have some marks they use.. are they wealthy?
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My next door neighbor has this marking drawn next to their front door. Their son thinks it means that the house is easy to rob. Does anyone know if there is any meaning behind it?
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How hasn't this gotten more likes?Ancient symbol that means doorbell.
Door looks like someone's opinion posted on a board like this.Best thing to do is put it up on a College football recruiting board. Here is an idea call the cops, they will let you know if there is anything to worry about.
My next door neighbor has this marking drawn next to their front door. Their son thinks it means that the house is easy to rob. Does anyone know if there is any meaning behind it?
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It appears that the house might have been "tagged" by a gang with a gang symbol, which could be serious.
Instead of posting on a college football message board I'd contact your local police dept to see if it is indeed a gang symbol of a local gang and if so what it means and why this house was tagged.
It might have to do with an issue between a gang member and an occupant of the house.