Ex-locksmith here. No evidence that someone tried to "pick" the lock (which doesn't really leave any evidence other than sometimes small scratches), but it looks like someone tried to drill and/or punch the lock. They may have succeeded and gotten inside, or they may have just jammed the lock mechanism by mistake.
Either way, you need a whole new (and probably better) lock ASAP. You also ought to consider calling police or at least checking for evidence of theft/damage inside.
JerseyWiseguy on January 16th, 2022 at 04:32 UTC »
Ex-locksmith here. No evidence that someone tried to "pick" the lock (which doesn't really leave any evidence other than sometimes small scratches), but it looks like someone tried to drill and/or punch the lock. They may have succeeded and gotten inside, or they may have just jammed the lock mechanism by mistake.
Either way, you need a whole new (and probably better) lock ASAP. You also ought to consider calling police or at least checking for evidence of theft/damage inside.
greetp on January 16th, 2022 at 09:04 UTC »
“A click out of one, two is binding, nothing on three"
MasterJakestar on January 16th, 2022 at 10:22 UTC »
No Country for Old Men break-in attempt is what I’d like to imagine.