Antonia (80 años) reconoce el peligro de su puerta sin mirilla: «El ladrón que …
Esta vecina de Pizarra, en Málaga, señala cómo comprueba si los extraños quieren entrar en su vivienda
Pizarra, Málaga – Antonia, an 80-year-old resident of Pizarra, has become a local sensation for her unconventional approach to home security, proudly declaring that her door lock has remained unchanged for half a century. In a recent interview, Antonia shared her unique philosophy: "If someone strange comes, I open the small gate, and if I have to give them a beating, I give it to them." Her confidence stems not from advanced security systems, but from her formidable personality, which has earned her the nickname "La Venena" (The Venom) in her community. While Antonia's spirit is admirable, security experts warn against such outdated measures. A local locksmith, demonstrating on a similar lock, explained the dangers of an exposed cylinder: "The cylinder that is very protruding can be broken with any pliers or tool, allowing easy access to the door." This vulnerability highlights the importance of modern security upgrades, such as anti-snap cylinders and reinforced doors, to protect against increasingly sophisticated break-in methods. Despite the expert advice, Antonia remains unfazed by the potential risks, humorously stating that any thief attempting to enter her home would "leave robbed" because "I'll take care of them." Her story serves as a poignant reminder of the diverse perspectives on safety and the challenges of convincing long-term residents to adapt to new security standards. While her neighbors may find her endearing, authorities continue to advise regular security assessments and upgrades to ensure genuine protection for all homes.
Esta vecina de Pizarra, en Málaga, señala cómo comprueba si los extraños quieren entrar en su vivienda
