Middleton, it turned out, worked under cover at Disney World in Florida, often dressing as Mickey Mouse to capture thieves; he lasted just 165 seconds.
The closest in spirit to "Cops" is "Bait Car," which uses hidden cameras to capture thieves stealing cars left unattended on city streets by the police, a common crime deterrent tactic.
By May 24, bank officials concluded that the data thieves had captured the names, account numbers, and e-mail addresses of about 360,000 customer accounts.
Mr. Maïga said he was struck by the Islamists' complaints about the difficulty of even applying Shariah consistently by their standards, the impracticability, for example, of amputating hands of all of the approximately 200 thieves they have captured.
Instead he is captured by a group of thieves who play on his fears until the real Bolsheviks come to his rescue and demonstrate the achievements of modern Russia.
ANNALS OF CRIME about Ray Bowman and Billy Kirkpatrick, the Trenchcoat Robbers who robbed twenty-seven bands, and were among the most accomplished bank robbers in United States history... Of the seven thousand one hundred and twenty-seven bank robberies in the United States in 2000, the average take was just twelve hundred dollars, and most of the thieves were eventually captured.
After finding her at the thieves' hideout, she is captured yet again by a Ferines soldier named Walter Delques, who takes her away.
Security officers chased the thieves out, but no one was captured.
Insider rating, captured politicians, regulatory "restraint," director kickbacks, off-balance sheet accounting, non-disclosure, fraud, moral hazard, thieving CEOs, Ponzi schemes … you name it, we've got it.
The man, Jabbar Campbell, 32, held a news conference on Thursday at which he showed videotaped images captured by security cameras that he had installed inside his apartment and in front of his building as a deterrent to thieves.
