Surveillance footage of the burglary shows the suspects also had a bit of trouble stealing the scratchers, Garden Grove police Lt. Bob Bogue said.
The paper continued, "His keen, sensible answers, well seasoned with a bit of humor, stole the show again and again".
Moonstruck Shiraz Tempranillo 2013 (14% abv), from McPherson Wines in Central Victoria, is the kind of new-wave Aussie wine for which you normally have to pay a fair bit, so at £10.99 – or £9.40 from corkingwines.co.uk if you buy six – it's a bit of a steal.
Wedding crashing is what celebs do, most recently a jogging Tom Hanks, but when Obama spotted a ceremony on a San Diego golf course late last year, he couldn't resist a bit of presidential scene stealing, presumably to the dismay of his security detail.
Either way, the message is clear: In St. Tammany Parish, smoking a bit of weed and stealing from multi-billion dollar corporations is worse than having sex with a member of your own family.
A few weeks ago, a San Francisco truck driver named Byron Duane Bates (pictured above, left) got in a bit of trouble for stealing $10,000 worth of fish that he was meant to be delivering as part of his job, and exchanging it for $400 worth of crack cocaine.
The event was a big deal for Cole, but Heidi might have done a bit of scene-stealing in that outfit.
Real education is asking questions, then reading, then taking a walk, then playing catch, then doing a little bit of stealing, then coming up with the one solution among thousands that is in the haystack.
If the Red Bulls can catch Kansas City in a bit of a hangover and steal all three points, New York would, however temporarily, be in the driver's seat for the number one seed in the East.
But just a few days ago, Nintendo announced today's online press conference, effectively stealing a bit of Microsoft's E3 swagger with the announcement of the Wii U hardware prior to the start of the trade show.
