When Les Dennis burgled Gail's house, you just knew he wasn't about to kill her in cold blood while doing his Mavis impression.
It's not that Monday morning feeling, or returning from holiday to find the house has been burgled.
Most were women, although police revealed yesterday that 10 of those burgled were elderly men, one of whom was sexually assaulted.
Almost a third of respondents had been burgled in the previous year, typically by a gang of five or more thugs waving axes.
Others are sorry that software makes it harder to disguise political favours, such as respecting the wish of a state senator to see the man who burgled his house denied parole.However, it meets a need.
The task force's report noted that 10% of residents in inner-city areas are burgled at least once a year, twice as much as elsewhere.
Mr Reynolds, who was burgled seven times while ministering to one flock, reckons that 15-20% of priests are gay.The West could go its own wicked way if the provinces of the Anglican church learned to ignore each other.
For example, properties within 400 metres of a burgled home, particularly those on the same side of the road, are at an increased risk of being broken into for up to two months after the initial incident.Using these and other findings, the team created algorithms that predict where criminals will strike next, and then used those algorithms to generate "prospective hot-spot maps".
There is a drug problem in the mountains, and Mr Banks was recently burgled for the painkillers he takes for a bad back, hip and ankle.
The Metropolitan Police helicopter unit has a Twitter feed with 75,000 followers: among other things, its tweets keep Londoners informed when their neighbours are being burgled.
DURING the looting that followed the fall of Baghdad in April last year, the ten-storey headquarters of the Central Bank of Iraq (CBI) was burgled and torched before it collapsed into a pile of soot-stained rubble.
