It's tempting to say (if we had any confidence in the court and prison system) that we should make it as easy for criminals to commit crimes as possible so we can gather evidence to convict them and get them off the streets where they can do no further harm. Sadly such "entrapment" is not allowed...
I have only had my car broken into once. I'd parked it with one side close to a wall. After mashing the door lock on the driver's side, the thief eventually broke a window on the passenger side (where there was only about a foot clearance) so he must have been a contortionist. I hope he had as much trouble getting back out through the window again - because the car had deadlocks so once he'd got in, he wouldn't have been able to open the doors from the inside, and it had electric rather than manual windows, so no escape that way either. Nothing was taken, and no further damage was done, but it meant all the locks (including glove box, boot and petrol cap) had to be replaced. All covered by insurance.