A woman today told of her terror as she fought with an intruder trying to burgle her home at night. |
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We are talking about professional criminals who burgle houses purely for the cars. |
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He added their method was to burgle houses, steal car keys and load goods from the homes into the stolen vehicles before making off. |
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And then on June 17, five men were caught red-handed trying to burgle the offices of the Democratic National Committee at the Watergate building. |
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What a wonderful opportunity to send your local plod to a fictitious crime in Walnut Grove while you burgle a house in Acacia Avenue. |
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Nevertheless, the lesson didn't do anything to advance my quest to burgle paperclips and staples from my fellow office pool participants. |
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An elderly woman foiled an attempt by con men to burgle her home after she became suspicious and screamed and shouted at them until they left. |
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And if a thief can see from the car parked in your drive that you are security-conscious he is less likely to try and burgle your house. |
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Fred Barras and his accomplices had all of the isolated farmhouses in Norfolk to burgle. |
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However, nobody tried to burgle yet, so I cannot tell you anything about it. |
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Police investigating the Hatton Garden jewellery raid have charged a ninth man with conspiracy to burgle. |
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The prosecution, in the trial of two men accused of conspiracy to burgle following a raid on Swindon based Motorola, was due to rest its case today. |
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All had admitted conspiracy to burgle and Talbot also admitted going equipped to burgle and Eldred a breach of a conditional discharge. |
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In one case, several officers have been charged with using local juvenile offenders to burgle the homes of those who refused to pay protection money. |
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In many cases, property crime actually goes down during a recession, perhaps because with more people out of work, there are fewer empty houses to burgle. |
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Burglarize, to, a term creeping into journalism.... The word has a dangerous rival in the shorter burgle. |
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