The emergence of sophisticated theft techniques has rendered traditional security measures, such as cameras and burglar alarm systems, potentially ineffective. Thieves have developed methods to disrupt Wi-Fi signals, which can compromise the functionality of these systems. Law enforcement officials recommend that homeowners and business owners implement additional strategies to protect themselves from such criminal activities.

Contemporary residences predominantly depend on Wi-Fi signals to operate security system burglar alarms and surveillance devices, such as doorbell cameras.

Law enforcement officials recommend that residents consider converting their Wi-Fi surveillance systems to wired connections. They advise consulting with network providers or electricians to establish a direct connection between the burglar alarm system and the router using cables. This approach eliminates reliance on Wi-Fi, thereby mitigating the risk posed by Wi-Fi jammers.

The FCC advises consumers to promptly reach out to their internet service provider if they experience interruptions in their home Wi-Fi. This action will help determine whether the issue stems from a device malfunction or if it may be the result of someone employing a signal jammers to disrupt the service.

VERMILIAN PARISH, La. ( KLFY ) - Authorities are asking for the public's help in identifying a man who posed as a cable installer and attempted to break into a Vermilion Parish home.

The Vermilion Parish Sheriff's Office says a man (pictured below) driving a white SUV attempted to break into a home on Red Rose Lane near Louisiana Highway 338 on Tuesday. Officers say he posed as a cable or security camera installer and used a suspected Wi-Fi jammer while trying to pick the front door lock.

Anyone with information about this incident is asked to contact Sheriff Chad Touchet at 337-898-4403.