Since late October, there have been four break-ins in Ridgefield.
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Canada warns travelers about home break-ins at US vacation homes.
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What I can't stop thinking about are those bear break-ins.
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Doing a Google search for "bear break-ins" is not helpful.
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That's just how beer story break-ins go down in Manitoba, OK?
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To the contrary, there's been decreases in vehicle break-ins and theft.
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They do not, in any event, prevent such thefts or break-ins.
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Cops aren't saying if Williams was the culprit in all 4 break-ins.
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It became apparent that his break-ins went beyond Staten Island, according to McMahon.
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From bed bugs to break-ins, here's what's really keeping us up at night.
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But the infatuation with fiction break-ins isn't so fun when you're home alone.
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There are plenty of anecdotal horror stories out there about home share break-ins.
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Immediately before their break-ins, they would change into hoodies to conceal their identities.
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"There've been some break-ins recently," he said, and stuck a chair under the doorknob.
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To discourage break-ins, he hung his mother's curtains in the upstairs windows at 1906.
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Can't be too careful these days with all the break-ins in and around town.
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Both scandals stem from break-ins at the Democratic Party headquarters, whether real or virtual.
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Today, hotel security teams plan for hackers and terrorist attacks as well as basic break-ins.
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Kyle Richards and Mauricio Umansky are the latest victims of celebrity break-ins ... TMZ has learned.
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So far, it's worked ... no break-ins or burglaries at Demi's place since she's been gone.
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The car break-ins happen so quickly that she has not been able photograph the perpetrators.
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The Owl camera is designed to monitor your car for break-ins, collisions and police stops.
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When connected with a service, you get 24/7 monitoring for break-ins and other emergencies.
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Last month, the 106th Precinct reported a rise in car break-ins along Cross Bay Boulevard.
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Isaiah can hear Marcus's imagined scolding, but he's drawn to break-ins because they require ingenuity.
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Last June, Newton opened up to local ABC outlet 13 Action News about the break-ins.
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Households in Michigan, California, Kansas, Connecticut, Florida, New York, and Texas reported similar digital break-ins.
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In the wake of the alleged break-ins, the DNC hired cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike to investigate.
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In 2019, 25,677 people reported car break-ins, according to data from the San Francisco Police Department.
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The latest stunt follows a series of staged break-ins by Greenpeace activists in French nuclear plants.
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McCrae also recalls "eight or nine" break-ins spanning the brewery's short lifespan before its sudden closure.
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A learning center with outdated computers, the locker room with the locker doors warped from break-ins.
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Ms. Rojas, a lifelong resident of the neighborhood, said car break-ins are endemic in the area.
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In a neighborhood where there's lots of crime, the issue that they're really concerned about is break-ins.
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Car break-ins and thefts are really common around me, and I like to know when they happen.
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According to his phone call, Bruce Pleskovic said his home has been having problems with attempted break-ins.
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No oil changes, no insurance, no break-ins, no alternate-side street parking, no pains in the ass.
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Because it is always connected, the PureCam will send footage of crashes and break-ins to the cloud.
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Furthermore, Nixon had clearly presided over various infractions of the Constitution—illegal wiretapping, break-ins, a cover-up.
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The SPCA has reported fewer car break-ins and overall improved safety and quality of the surrounding area.
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Some in the California subdivision have put up towering walls around their homes to protect against break-ins.
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The shop has been the target of a series of nighttime break-ins, with the thief stealing cigarettes.
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After her house was burglarized in February, the police began investigating two previous break-ins at her workplace.
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For example, a number of the break-ins have been through second floor balcony windows, accessed by a ladder.
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It's about capturing those break-ins and containing them and eradicating them as quickly as possible and minimizing damage.
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"The problem with auto break-ins is that they happen so quickly, just a few seconds," Mr. Esparza said.
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The first was that police said they followed him when he passed their car because of recent break-ins.
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Car models that aren't susceptible to relay technology break-ins, according to the report, are all Jaguar Land Rovers.
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The first of the Watergate break-ins—of which Agnew was purportedly largely ignorant—was still about a year away.
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"Everyday you read about new break-ins and disclosures of information and the vulnerability of our information infrastructure," Rivest said.
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Mr Foreman includes clips from his childhood experiments at film-making: re-enactments of home break-ins, arrests and shootings.
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Big, successful "kinetic" won't likely be the result of one or two technological tweaks or break-ins, say security experts.
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Ms. Calzadilla's work at home had led to government interrogation, suspicious break-ins and, ultimately, a fear for her life.
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In 1986, the predator's 12-year spree of break-ins, violence and death stopped — at least, it seems, in California.
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Last year, after Fabrique had four break-ins, Zetterström decided it was time to give the cashless thing a shot.
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These can be set up as desired to cover any spaces that might be at risk of potential break-ins.
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The Chronicle recently published a Car Break-In Tracker that tracks the number of monthly car break-ins across the city.
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Crime is up, police report, especially petty thefts and break-ins by drug abusers looking for money to score a fix.
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It was also known to engage in petty harassment, such as leaving unplugged refrigerators and cigarettes in ashtrays after break-ins.
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For a decade, Robert Costanzo took off with valuables worth millions of dollars from more than 100 break-ins, authorities said.
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They are a great deterrent for break-ins and an excellent way to monitor what's happening in and around your house.
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Some have even experienced break-ins that owners think are related to the weed they stockpiled in anticipation of the shortage.
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Through a series of interviews, conjectures, and almost break-ins, Taberski attempts to answer the question: What happened to Richard Simmons?
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"I&aposm trying to open this door actually because we have a lot of break-ins," Dobrik said in the video.
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Halfway around the world when someone shady rings the bell and want them to think you're home to avoid break-ins?
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This year, the police issued a similar safety alert after a series of car break-ins and thefts, Chief Tolley said.
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Twelve attempted break-ins have been logged in recent weeks, said Stéphane Pinto, the vice president of the regional fisherman's committee.
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But it led to arrests and imprisonments for everything from break-ins and armed robbery to grand theft auto and drugs.
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In 2016, the island nation's police reported 135 total days without any crimes including snatch-theft, house break-ins and robbery.
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Their joint report spelled out how Putin personally ordered cyber break-ins and manipulations, and even hacked into our voting machines.
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Because Owl is always on, it's able to capture car crashes, break-ins and people dinging your car in the parking lot.
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Law enforcement and immigration records show he was convicted of breaking and entering and larceny for a string of car break-ins.
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Photo: AP ImagesIf you've got an Amazon Echo, it can now double as a secondary alert system for fires and break-ins.
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Not only are many overworked and underpaid, but fast food restaurants seem to be magnets for bizarre break-ins, thefts, and vandalism.
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While a gun was used in the break-ins, no shots were fired and no one was injured, according to the judge.
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Prosecutors claim that Ravelo arrested 28503-year-old Clarens Desrouleaux in January 22019 for two unsolved home break-ins at Atesiano's direction.
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The man, who had a history of break-ins, was tried separately – his fingerprints and DNA having been found over the crime scene.
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Owl calls its gadget a full security system because it's always on and detects break-ins and accidents through sound detection and accelerometers.
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Owl is always on, which means it's able to capture car crashes, break-ins and people dinging your car in the parking lot.
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Diplomats have experienced other forms of harassment, like break-ins and surveillance, since the US formally restored diplomatic relations with Cuba in 2015.
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Despite the close surveillance, police reports indicated that break-ins continued to occur on the site, at least through the month of April.
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And he'll be able to rest easy because the house is securely gated ... important given what's been going on with celeb break-ins.
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The driver's sample was a good candidate because a string of vehicle break-ins and car thefts had been reported near his home.
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"These break-ins are, let's face it, done by thugs, and they don't represent the majority of people in this town," she said.
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" Singer added, "The solution to Oakland's housing crisis is not the redistribution of citizens' homes through illegal break-ins and seizures by squatters.
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There were periodic break-ins of homes belonging to dissident politicians and journalists, with the burglars sometimes taking little besides their victims' laptops.
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Colin has called to report stalkers at his home, possible break-ins, trespassers and made claims someone was putting chemicals in his water.
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These houses are sometimes subject to break-ins, which may mean more than just the death of termites if burglars are not careful.
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The couple who bought the "murder house" from "American Horror Story" described dealing with a lot of overcrowding and even a few break-ins.
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During the call, Bruce said that there had been break-ins at their home in recent weeks, most recently the Thursday before Melinda's killing.
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Spies for governments around the globe and other hackers covet such information because it shows them how to create tools for electronic break-ins.
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"It must be noted that these break-ins included thefts of guns and ammunition that found their way into the local community," Terpay said.
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As the American government ramped up its spying efforts after 22019/11, it needed to discover new vulnerabilities that would enable digital break-ins.
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The break-ins are believed to have begun in or near Visalia, starting around 250; for this, the suspect was named the Visalia Ransacker.
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Since 17 U.S. intelligence agencies agree that Russian government hackers are behind the digital break-ins, the case should be pretty easy to prove.
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The burglary is the latest in a string of celeb break-ins ... including at the homes of Wiz Khalifa, Bella Thorne and John Mayer.
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A review of similar crimes found more than 30 break-ins at museums and auction houses that had targeted rhino horn or Chinese artifacts.
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Investors bought up patches of homes as rental properties after the storm, and neighbors have reported car break-ins in the past few months.
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Earlier this year Lithuania said it had found Russian spyware on three of its government computers and had detected dozens of attempted break-ins.
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Truth is, with so many businesses shut down ... retail shops, offices, clubs, bars, restaurants, liquor stores and more are extra vulnerable to break-ins.
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Wytasha Carter was shot and killed outside a bar and another officer was critically wounded as they responded to a report about car break-ins.
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But in the case of vehicle break-ins, organised criminal gangs are behind 70-80% of incidents in San Francisco, according to the city government.
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The law at the heart of the cases is the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA), a 1986 statute meant to outlaw computer break-ins.
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If you are in a busy city like Bilton, and there are frequent car break-ins in your area, it might be a worthwhile precaution.
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A camera security system gives you peace of mind as it deters break-ins and allows you to visually monitor what's happening around your home.
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In Russia, the hackers continued to spy on bank networks after break-ins, while at least one U.S. bank had documents robbed twice, it said.
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Brazile's book, titled "Hacks: The Inside Story of the Break-ins and Breakdowns That Put Donald Trump in the White House," will be released Tuesday.
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I went to the police station to report the burglary and met three people from my neighborhood reporting break-ins by thieves looking for cash.
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And Mr. Nixon's paranoia about being found out drove him to the strategy of break-ins and cover-ups that eventually led to his resignation.
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Her book, "Hacks: The Inside Story of the Break-ins and Breakdowns That Put Donald Trump in the White House," will be released on Tuesday.
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Other big break-ins at LinkedIn and Home Depot were even less costly relative to the billions of dollars in annual revenue these companies produce.
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DeAngelo is suspected of perpetrating a rampage of break-ins, rapes, and killings in California, from Sacramento to Los Angeles, that spanned more than a decade.
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Instead, when the subject comes up, they note the modest progress Pakistan has made in training its guards and investing in sensors to detect break-ins.
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"Sedef added that while he was frustrated with the break-ins, "When I watch the video, I forget all the damage they do, I love them.
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The men, who admitted to searching Github for Amazon Web Services credentials they then used for their break-ins, had asked for ransoms in each case.
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Q. and A. Lake Tahoe is home to some 300 bears in the summer, and cabins, campgrounds and cars often experience nightly Goldilocks-style break-ins.
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Patterns of taxi robberies and home break-ins are being missed because so many cases are shelved without so much as a cursory investigation, they say.
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San Francisco's district attorney is proposing creating an auto-burglary-assistance fund that would reimburse residents for the cost required to repair shattered windows from break-ins.
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Police said they initially thought the break-ins were random, then realized they're all timed with celebrities posting on social media that they're away from their homes.
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The property management company said no similar break-ins had been reported in the area, but they would take steps to prevent any future surprises to residents.
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Of course, Lovato is just the latest celebrity in a long string of trespassing incidents, break-ins, and robberies to take place in the Los Angeles area.
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Before bringing the canine home, Menounos, who was recovering from brain surgery at the time, was concerned over a recent rash of break-ins in her area.
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But some business owners do not report break-ins because they worry that they will be seen as targets or attract inspectors who will find a violation.
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Break-ins are fairly common in my neighborhood, and this isn't the first time that I've witnessed what appeared to be a theft and called the police.
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The company observed only a handful of break-ins attributed to Chinese groups in April of this year — down from more than 60 in February of 2013.
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Gillespie, a pharmaceutical executive, said officers later told him they started trailing him after he passed them as there had been break-ins in the area recently.
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Break-ins and car highjackings can quickly turn almost gratuitously violent, with victims beaten and raped if they do not quickly turn over valuables or open safes.
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That's great if you're worried about break-ins or how people treat your kid when you're not around, but not great for protecting the intimacy of your home.
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The alleged mastermind behind a series of celebrity home break-ins was arrested Wednesday after Los Angeles police found a cache of more than 2,000 stolen luxury items.
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About a dozen other businesses experienced similar break-ins before opening day, according to the Nevada Dispensary Association, an advocacy group that represents over 800 of Nevada's dispensaries.
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Alex (Dylan Minnette), the mastermind who's using his dad's security-company connections to enable the break-ins, has rules about what and how much his group can take.
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At TLC Glass, a repair shop on the edge of San Francisco's business district, the more prosaic consequences of the rise in car break-ins are on display.
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Citizens have more to fear from murder, arson, rape, muggings, robberies, auto and identity theft or home break-ins than individuals who sell loosies or consumer tobacco products.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNNicki Minaj: Sued For Stealing SongCaitlyn Jenner: Halloween Costume Controversy Ben Affleck: Back Filming After Rehab World Series: Dodgers Working W/ LAPD To Prevent Break-Ins
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It's scary worrying about getting towed and possible break-ins when you park on the street, but the garage near our house is $450/month with a waitlist.
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Sidewalks double as public bathrooms, and a rash of car break-ins has given San Francisco one of the highest property crimes rates of any major American metropolis.
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Gilligan walks Jesse through a gantlet of frying pans and fires, a series of break-ins and double-crosses as tense and seamless as any "Breaking Bad" caper.
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In addition to break-ins, we took a look at a few things that are broken, like Donald Trump's attempt to use Richard Nixon's "madman" playbook against North Korea.
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The bureau sent anonymous letters that threatened exposure, planted unfounded media stories, arrested members under false pretenses, and coordinated a barrage of illegal break-ins despite proof of unlawfulness.
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The illnesses triggered the expulsion of two Cuban diplomats in May, and follow other past reported incidents of harassment of US diplomats, such as break-ins, bugging, and videotaping.
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It's a security measure for the family not to show their actual house — and with the recent Kardashian/Jenner break-ins and robberies, you can never be too careful.
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Brazile's book "Hacks: The Inside Story of the Break-ins and Breakdowns that Put Donald Trump in the White House," is to be released on Tuesday by Hachette Books.
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Break-ins, unfortunately, are commonplace in Southeast Ferguson, where five low-income apartment complexes (including Canfield Green and Park Ridge) account for 25 percent of the city's violent crimes.
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"The solution to Oakland's housing crisis is not the redistribution of citizens' homes through illegal break-ins and seizures by squatters," Sam Singer, a spokesman for Wedgewood, said Friday.
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The unrest threatens to delay formation of a new government, mandated after Iraq's elections in May, and has already led to break-ins to oil facilities and political offices.
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" Between the hateful messages, numerous break-ins ("we stopped reporting the break-ins because the police didn't care," McCrae says), accusations of illegal operations (which were deemed false), an overdraft fee with the brewery's supplier, and what McCrae describes as an inability to get in touch with Mountain BizWorks despite repeated attempts, McCrae reached a point wherein their landlord told Black Star Line that "our mission no longer matches their vision for the building.
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The SPCA, a large complex nestled in the northeast corner of the city's Mission neighborhood, has long dealt with vandalism, break-ins, and discarded needles in its surrounding parking lots.
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In cities where smashed car windows are prevalent (in San Francisco, where I'm based, there were over 30,000 break-ins last year), customers may want to reconsider in-car delivery.
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However, according to US intelligence officials, Russian hackers made repeated attempts during 2016 to stage cyber break-ins into major US institutions, including the White House and the State Department.
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Their media relations manager told Business Insider that since implementing the robot, known as K9, one month ago, the homeless encampments have decreased and there are fewer car break-ins.
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The drone stunt follows a series of staged break-ins by Greenpeace activists into French nuclear plants, which Greenpeace says are vulnerable to outside attack, especially the spent-fuel pools.
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While my father endured his guns, my stepfather loved his guns, and counseled us on what to do in case of home break-ins, kidnappings and all manner of Armageddon.
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But Samantha's experience also has something else in common with many other break-ins around the country: It felt like the robbers knew there was valuable gear in the vehicle.
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The type of cyber break-ins for which Moscow has become famous — known as Advanced Persistent Threat operations — currently require scores of highly skilled hands directed by the Russian military.
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He did this all without much in the way of repentance; in 1997, he told the Associated Press that his only regret about the Watergate break-ins was getting caught.
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More important, President Richard M. Nixon seemed incapable of putting Watergate — a catchall term for the White House's involvement in political espionage, break-ins and subsequent cover-ups — behind him.
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Police, responding to suspected car break-ins, had approached McDonald, and he was walking away, with a knife in his hand, when the officer, Jason Van Dyke, fired sixteen shots.
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An excerpt from her new book, "Hacks: The Inside Story of the Break-ins and Breakdowns That Put Donald Trump in the White House," was published by Politico at 20123 a.m.
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There were two break-ins (one at a nursing home where Cochran's wife resided, another at a courthouse), some criminal convictions, a suicide, allegations of Cochran's campaign paying off black voters.
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Cops also say there seems to have been a migration ... burglars are now hitting the San Fernando Valley more than the Hollywood area, where the first wave of break-ins occurred.
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In that time, the buildings I have rented have been protected in the event of fires, damage, break-ins, and more — but that doesn't mean my belongings have always been covered.
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Beyond reducing street crime associated with break-ins and robberies, those same financial institutions would be able to provide additional checks on that money, monitoring the businesses for criminal financial activity.
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Mr. Tuck said he executed no break-ins, illegal wiretaps, money launderings or felonious cover-ups of the kind that drove Nixon from the presidency in the Watergate scandal in 21960.
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That moment marked the beginning of a sustained campaign of harassment and defamation against her: lawsuits, break-ins at her offices, threats to her safety and the monitoring of her movements.
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Normally $199.99, this $159.99 kit is even more of a bargain now, given that it's a fairly comprehensive solution for protecting your home in the case of break-ins, fires, and more.
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Police on New York's Staten Island say they're confident they've apprehended the elusive "Ninja Burglar," who they claim has confessed to more than 100 residential break-ins since his arrest on Wednesday.
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Photo: GettyA data breach at the dog-walking app Wag left addresses and lockbox codes publicly exposed online, an incident that could have led to break-ins or, more troublingly, dog-nappings.
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On a positive note, cops in western Indian city of Pune have registered no incidents of home break-ins since the demonetization took place as most homes no longer have legit cash.
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" He said the sign is meant to return America to a "85033s, 'Ozzie and Harriet,' 'Leave it to Beaver' time when there were no break-ins, no violent crime, no mass immigration.
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Worried about security at the stables after what appears to be a series of break-ins, Viv illegally and secretly purchases a handgun, and we know what Chekhov would say about that.
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In 433, after the break-ins at the Democratic Party offices at the Watergate Hotel in Washington, Nixon had a more urgent need for Mr. Bush: to lead the Republican National Committee.
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Hollywood celebrities are being hit left and right by burglars ... but as far as the crooks are concerned they're nobody special, because high-end break-ins are out of control this year.
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Past probes of this nature, like the one into the Watergate break-ins, have often involved charging low-level aides with crimes and getting them to flip on their superiors with plea deals.
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But two weeks ago, before the fire, residents here might have told you that the biggest problems were robberies, car break-ins, homelessness, trash dumping, near-nightly shootings and prostitution on International Boulevard.
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Of course, not before getting shut down by the Sheriff department first, probably because the restaurant had been a marked a crime hot spot with all of the break-ins (and unpaid taxes).
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"The Beverly Hills Police officers should stop having power trips and lying and selling stories to TMZ, while you let all of Beverly Hills be robbed, car break ins, stealing go on…," Abraham continued.
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He misses the fact that it used to be this romantic, dashing, George Clooney-like thing, and now it's just smash-and-grab jewelry break-ins or cybercrime, and it's just kind of boring.
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In September 2016, Chinese firm ECOVACS launched the UNIBOT, a vacuum cleaner boasting myriad sensors which enable the device to help with home security – among other things – by warning users of potential break-ins.
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I'm not sure why, but I stopped doing break-ins after a while—maybe the other guys were just better at it than me, or maybe I was just sort of sick of it.
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It was after receiving a suspended sentence and probation for his latest car break-ins, meaning he was ready to be released by local authorities, that Victor was taken into ICE custody last year.
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" Tyler defended himself by saying he wanted to return the country to the "1960s, Ozzie and Harriet, Leave It to Beaver time when there were no break-ins; no violent crime; no mass immigration.
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Of course, these devices really just cover alerts for break-ins; if you want to see and record those who enter your home, you'll need to add Nest's video cameras to the cost here.
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Florida men are seemingly involved in so many strange happenings involving pythons, alligators and restaurant break-ins that when a parody "Florida Man" Twitter account surfaced back in 2013, it became an immediate sensation.
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" Then, Sonja (Suzan Perry) bursts through the window (Kimmy and Titus' apartment really seems to lend itself to break-ins, doesn't it?), calls Kimmy a ho, and follows up with, "I'm gonna kill you!
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Superintendent of the Puerto Rico Police Michelle Fraley said Wednesday that her agency is low on officers and resources, "opening the door so that break-ins and other types of crimes can't be prevented."
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By October 20, 1973, Justice Department special prosecutor Archibald Cox had been investigating the Watergate hotel break-ins and related crimes — crimes that appeared to implicate many of the president's top aides — for months.
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Ryan O'Neill, who engaged with Eric Logan in a parking lot at the Central High School Apartments in South Bend after a 911 call about car break-ins, the city's prosecutor told local reporters.
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According to the Broward County, Florida, Sheriff's Office, Ford was arrested in 2000 by Pembroke Pines police in connection with car break-ins and then again in 2004 by Broward County deputies for parole violations.
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Sheerin was a lifeguard at Miami and responded to a prior item from the Post regarding Richt's late-night break-ins at the pool to practice diving and informed the writer of the commercial's existence.
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"It allows IT [the information technology department of a business] to guarantee the authenticity of a user using two-, three- or more factors, making break-ins from stolen credentials virtually a thing of the past."
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BREAK-INS AND EVICTIONS For security staff at Hewlett Packard Enterprise, the Ericsson situation was just one dark cloud in a gathering storm, according to internal documents and 103 people with knowledge of the matter.
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There's Ring Neighborhoods, an app that updates millions of people about local safety issues — such as nearby package theft and home break-ins — via notifications that often link back to video from Ring's camera-outfitted doorbells.
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Police typically use the videos posted there to investigate property crimes, such as car break-ins and package thefts, but have also used the app to seek evidence of more serious crimes, including a fatal shooting.
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"You see a little bit of drugs, a few break-ins, but nothing ever like this," said Lawrence Montoya, 77, a retired New Mexico state police officer who raises horses at a ranch near the compound.
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As we reported ... cops in Los Angeles and New York fear an incoming crime wave during the pandemic, particularly break-ins ... so, clearly, more and more are taking the "better safe than sorry" approach at home.
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As F.B.I. director, he supervised counterintelligence investigations into computer break-ins that harvested emails from the State Department and the White House, and that penetrated deep into the computer systems of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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Citizens affected by the cordon told reporters at the Herald Scotland that their residences were met with the stench of molded food, insects, and break-ins by small animals in the 10 weeks they were sequestered.
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From Buster Keaton to Arnold Schwarzenegger to Demons (where the monsters in the movie-in-the-movie mirror the monsters in the movie) and many others, supernatural busts-outs and break-ins are not uncommon cinematic happenings.
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There is a consensus among U.S. intelligence agencies that Russia's government is responsible for the cyber break-ins of the Democratic National Committee and the leaking of sensitive political information that convulsed the election some weeks ago.
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"Part of me thinks I was targeted ... but part of me feels like I have nice cars and my building has been hella ghetto," she said, adding that she was told there were several other break-ins.
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There are many obvious parallels between Mr. Trump and Nixon, including their venal behavior, demonization of the news media and the fact that both investigations have included evidence of break-ins into the Democratic National Committee headquarters.
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Beefing up security's smart -- the Carter family's hitting the road this summer to go on tour, and with all the prowlers and break-ins happening in L.A., they're making a preemptive strike to keep the crib secure.
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The app lets you know how long you can stay in the spot, what the crime rates are in the area so you can avoid break-ins, and what the walking score is for the area around you.
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The 76-year-old "Danke Schoen" singer spoke to local ABC outlet 13 Action News on Monday night about the break-ins, explaining that the first incident happened on June 3 and the second just 10 days later.
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The shooter had previous run-ins with the law, with the Broward County Sheriff's Office noting that he'd been arrested twice in that South Florida county -- in 2000 for car break-ins and in 2004 for parole violations.
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There were more than 16 attacks on aid groups in the region in September, including assaults on humanitarians, break-ins and robberies, forcing many organizations to temporarily relocate staff and reduce or suspend their operations, according to OCHA.
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Mr. Becker compared the state of election security to trying to prevent burglaries: The two best ways to stop burglars, he said, are to secure a house against break-ins and to deter burglars from even attempting them.
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Ryan O'Neill engaged Eric Logan, who was partially in a vehicle in a parking lot at the Central High School Apartments in South Bend, after a 911 call about car break-ins, the city's prosecutor told local reporters.
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The three friends — reticent ringleader Alex (Dylan Minnette), renegade Money (Daniel Zovatto), and ever-watchful Rocky (Jane Levy) — have been successfully running a series of small-time break-ins using house codes taken from Alex's father's security company.
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January 20Mobile (Alabama) Police Officer Sean Tuder Officer Sean Tuder was shot and killed at a hotel as he led a team of officers searching for a 19-year-old suspect accused in a series of car break-ins.
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"EFF's technical analysis confirmed what I had always suspected," said Sahlas, who represents Ablyazov's family and other dissidents and tells hair-raising stories of break-ins and GPS tracking devices and strangers popping up with cameras during public meetings.
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We ended up with a triplex, so — knowing we couldn't leave it empty or risk break-ins — we fixed it up floor by floor, renting one flat long term and the other two on Airbnb when we weren't there.
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Peter Mattis, a former C.I.A. analyst and now a China Program fellow at the Jamestown Foundation, said the burglary, along with previous break-ins at her office, meant there was "only one likely culprit for this," referring to China.
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According to the Council on American-Islamic Relations, there have been 35 attacks on mosques — including vandalism, break-ins and death threats — in the first three months of this year, compared with 19 over the same period in 2016.
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The Obama administration recently took the unprecedented step of blaming senior Russian officials for orchestrating the series of digital break-ins at the DNC and DCCC, but has not yet officially accused Moscow of being behind the Podesta hack.
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The "smoking gun" that did in President Nixon, in the end, was a tape that revealed he ordered his chief of staff to get the CIA to stop the FBI's investigation into the Watergate break-ins, as Dylan Matthews explains.
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Former interim DNC chair Donna Brazile, whom Urbahn represents, will release a book on the one-year anniversary of the election called Hacks: The Inside Story of the Break-ins and Breakdowns That Put Donald Trump in the White House.
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In Brazile's forthcoming memoir Hacks: The Inside Story of the Break-ins and Breakdowns That Put Donald Trump in the White House — which will be released on Tuesday — Brazile detailed why she thought about replacing Clinton, according to The Washington Post.
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That said, the fact that the hackers are able to supply your real passwords – most probably gleaned from the multiple corporate break-ins that have happened over the past few years – is a clever change to the traditional cyber-blackmail methodology.
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An excerpt from Brazile's upcoming book, Hacks: The Inside Story of the Break-ins and Breakdowns that Put Donald Trump in the White House, partly confirms an old theory: The Democratic National Committee stacked the deck in favor of Hillary Clinton.
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The former head of the Democratic National Committee, Donna Brazile, speaks about her new book, "Hacks: The Inside Story of the Break-Ins and Breakdowns That Put Donald Trump in the White House" at Politics and Prose on Tuesday in Washington.
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If there are grown-up apps that allow you to remotely start your car, watch for potential house break-ins and pick-out a great Cabernet, why cant there be more functional apps to manage or monitor your kid's device usage?
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New Zealand's prime minister, Jacinda Ardern, would not comment on the case this week, citing the police investigation; she had earlier told The Herald that she would take action if evidence showed a foreign power was behind the break-ins.
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As for how cops linked Williams to the various break-ins ... we're told they pulled him over last Friday in connection with the Woods break-in and he had stolen items in his car that belonged to Woods, Rihanna, Puig and Milian.
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By mid-decade, the Democrats were in charge of congressional inquiries into the misdeeds of the CIA and FBI, and they roasted Kelley when he misleadingly (though apparently unwittingly) claimed the FBI had stopped conducting illegal break-ins in the mid-'60s.
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While the LAPD begins the work of coordinating with other law enforcement agencies in light of the recent arrests to determine if more celebrity home break-ins are connected, Carranza is reminding the public to be mindful of what they were posting online.
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Ruckelshaus, who was also deputy attorney general in 1973 when he was fired for refusing Nixon's order to dismiss the independent counsel investigating the Watergate break-ins, made news in 2008 when he decided to endorse Obama over Clinton and Republican Sen.
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Coupled with this, the Hero Labs founder learned that water wastage was a very costly problem, both financially and environmentally, with water leaks being the number one culprit for property damage in the U.K., ahead of fires, gas explosions or break-ins combined.
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Unlike most of Trump's cronies, Liddy's primary motivation for participating in the Watergate break-ins, which still remains murky, was definitely not self-interest, as demonstrated by the contempt of court sentence he was given for not answering questions before a grand jury.
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The hacking unit attracts many of the agency's young stars, who like the thrill of internet break-ins in the name of national security, according to a dozen former government officials who agreed to describe its work on the condition of anonymity.
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Posts on social media and messages forwarded on messaging application WhatsApp - many mentioning Venezuelans - stoked panic among Bogota residents on the night of the curfew, as the city's emergency line was inundated with calls reporting residential break-ins that police say never happened.
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In 2016, Kris Jenner had reportedly warned Kendall against buying her West Hollywood home because it's in a party-heavy area above the Sunset Strip in L.A. (the illustrious Chateau Marmont is nearby), where break-ins are a bigger likelihood than in a gated community.
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From Colin Powell's emails to Hillary Clinton's private server to the Democratic National Committee's email leak to Donald Trump openly encouraging Russian hackers, it's easy to see that even those with likely the tightest security measures in place are still victim to break-ins.
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From Colin Powell's emails to Hillary Clinton's private server to the Democratic National Committee's email leak to Donald Trump openly encouraging Russian hackers, it's easy to see that even those with the tightest security measures, and upmost skepticism, are still victim to break-ins.
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Brazile, you might recall, is same person who alleges in her book -- "Hacks: The Inside Story of the Break-ins and Breakdowns that Put Donald Trump in the White House" -- that the DNC and the Clinton campaign had cut an unfair deal that disadvantaged Sanders.
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As we've reported, there have been a ton of non-celeb and celeb break-ins in the L.A. area for more than a year now -- and 10 gang members were charged with being part of a group targeting homes of the rich and famous.
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Jenn Manes, who writes a blog on U.S. Virgin Island St. John, detailed a list of robberies and break-ins on the island after Irma struck, saying she had to install a bar on the inside of her door to keep out would-be burglars.
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The house was frightening at night — there had been three break-ins on her street that year alone, and each week she spent the evening before trash pickup day in a state of paranoid agitation as the sounds of cans rolling to the curb jolted her awake.
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As for how this guy would allegedly go about the break-ins ... we're told cops discovered in their investigation that he would go to open houses at homes on the market, scope the place out, and then return at a later time to burgle the home.
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In San Francisco homelessness has increased and evidence of desperation abounds: A study showed the city has the worst package theft rate in the nation, police say car break-ins occur every 22 minutes, and daytime open-air needle drug use is common in some neighborhoods.
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In excerpts from "Hacks: The Inside Story of the Break-ins and Breakdowns that Put Donald Trump in the White House," published in Politico, Brazile writes the DNC was rigged in Clinton's favor because her campaign was largely financing the party early on in the presidential election.
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I learn, from The Kingston Daily Freeman, that the local bear who had been shot had a name (Miss Ulster County #332, derived from the number of her ear tag), a family (three cubs, now cruelly orphaned), and a record (attempted break-ins for the last year).
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Indigenous people living near one park in southeast Cameroon described a litany of horrors in interviews and documents obtained by BuzzFeed News: dead-of-night break-ins by men wielding machetes, rifle butt bludgeonings, burn torture involving chilis ground into paste, and homes and camps torched to the ground.
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How the CFAA, which was originally intended to target criminals for havoc-wreaking computer break-ins and data theft, came to be used to convict people for using someone else's password is a study in prosecutorial overreach and shows how the law has failed to keep up with technology.
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RBC additionally called out Amazon's progress with Alexa's development, with launches like Alexa Guard, which listens for break-ins and smoke detector alarms; plus new features like local voice control for when the internet is down; location-based reminders; advanced routines; email integrations; expanded calling options; and many others.
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The latest of those is the controversial new political memoir, "Hacks: The Inside Story of the Break-ins and Breakdowns That Put Donald Trump in the White House," by Donna Brazile, about serving as acting head of the Democratic National Committee during the last legs of the campaign.
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The Post's review of the book -- " Hacks: The Inside Story of the Break-ins and Breakdowns that Put Donald Trump in the White House" -- says Brazile writes in "wrenching detail" about the former first lady's bout with pneumonia, including her seeing Clinton at a Manhattan gala two days before she collapsed.
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One Swiss resident who has just bought his first ever weapons - a pistol and a pump-action shotgun - pinned his decision on a feeling of insecurity created by the attacks combined with criminality that he blamed on north Africans, as well as concern over recent break-ins in his neighborhood.
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No one knows precisely what the burglars were trying to find during the Watergate break-ins — both the successful first one on May 27 and the second on June 17 where the burglars got caught — but what's beyond question is that they wanted to gather intel, to dig up dirt.
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Ronald Reagan took grief for pardoning two former FBI officials, W. Mark Felt and Edward S. Miller, who had been convicted of "conspiring to violate the constitutional rights of Americans" — essentially, they authorized "black bag jobs," government break-ins of anti-war radicals' homes and offices during the 6900's.
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In excerpts released to Politico Thursday, Brazile writes in her new book, "Hacks: The Inside Story of the Break-ins and Breakdowns that Put Donald Trump in the White House," that it "broke [her] heart" upon discovering evidence that she said showed the Clinton campaign "rigged" the Democratic nomination system.
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In fact, it's just what Richard Nixon infamously did on October 20, 1973, in what became known as the "Saturday Night Massacre" — when he ordered the special prosecutor investigating the Watergate break-ins fired, and the attorney general and deputy attorney general resigned in protest rather than go through with it.
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Worst of all, former DNC chair Donna Brazile — in her book out next Tuesday, "Hacks: The Inside Story of the Break-ins and Breakdowns That Put Donald Trump in the White House" — accused Clinton of hijacking the DNC to tilt the nomination her way, prompting Bernie and Warren supporters to declare vindication.
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Its home insurance product is intended to lean on sensor tech and wireless connectivity to reduce home-related risks — like fire and water damage, break-ins and burglary — by having customers install a range of largely third-party internet-connected sensors inside their home, included in the price of the insurance product.
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The file is thousands of pages long and documents the Mossad's efforts to capture or assassinate the war criminal: countless hours of labor, huge sums of money, scores of agents and sources, wiretaps, break-ins, secret photographs and just about every other ploy in the espionage tool kit, including recruiting Nazis and journalists.
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Hardison first gained attention in 2014 when he beat out local police officers and firefighters during a doughnut-eating contest at the Elizabeth City Police Department National Night Out Against Crime event and was subsequently arrested for prior break-ins at two grocery stores after police were able to identify him following his win.
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We're doing a survey this afternoon and we wanted to make sure you're OK. I guess it hasn't affected you yet, but there's been a rash of break-ins in the last few weeks of people's cars and houses, and I guess that hasn't happened to you so maybe our plan has been working.
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Clive Hamilton, a professor at Charles Sturt University in Canberra and author of a book on China's influence in Australia, said that if evidence emerged that Chinese agents were involved in the burglary and office break-ins, it should act as "a cattle prod to the New Zealand body politic" about its relationship with Beijing.
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"Recently, a string of car break ins happened in my neighborhood; all in one night, 8 cars were broken into," Steve said on IG. "I gave my ring to my wife the night before after speaking at an event, she put it in her purse, she left her ring her purse (in the car) and...." NOOOOO!!!
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Mr. Comey has never conclusively determined whether the Russians, or any other foreign power, broke into that server, which was kept in the Clintons' home in Chappaqua, N.Y. But the Russians had been behind many other break-ins, his investigators noted, including of the unclassified systems of the State Department, the White House and the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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Books News Over the past century, the Drama Book Shop, a legendary independent bookstore that has one of the largest selections of plays in the country, has survived a series of natural and man-made disasters: a fire that damaged a collection of signed first editions, floods, multiple break-ins and armed robberies (once, the thieves took the entire safe).
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Taken together, these investigations revealed astounding abuses of presidential power by Nixon, which included other illegal break-ins and burglaries; illegal electronic surveillance; misuses of agencies of government like the I.R.S., C.I.A. and F.B.I.; the practice of making political opponents into enemies and using the instruments of government to attack them; and then employing perjury and obstruction of justice to cover it all up.
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And while Google may not have had a Cambridge Analytica-level scandal on its hands, a couple recent incidents with its Nest division could have given buyers pause: a string of digital break-ins where Nest cameras let strangers deliver fake nuclear bomb threats and spy on babies over the internet (not exaggerating), and the revelation that the Nest Secure alarm system had a secret microphone that buyers never knew about.
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In her book, "Hacks: The Inside Story of the Break-ins and Breakdowns That Put Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE in the White House," Brazile described concerns over Clinton's health during the campaign.
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Donna Brazile is a Democratic activist, member of the Democratic National Committee and former chair of the Democratic National Committee and the author of Hacks: The Inside Story of the Break-ins and Breakdowns that Put Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE in the White House.
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The book, titled "Hacks: The Inside Story of the Break-ins and Breakdowns That Put Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE in the White House," recalls the blunders and shortcomings of the Democratic Party during the 2016 election.
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The excerpt from "Hacks: The Inside Story of the Break-ins and Breakdowns That Put Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE in the White House," was reported on Saturday by The Washington Post, which obtained an advance copy of the book.
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On a recent Friday night, they all celebrated Mr. Chandley's birthday at the bar with a cake and candles Mr. Bowne, a dentist with a practice a few blocks away on Madison Avenue, has been coming to Gabriel's for 27 years, the year after it opened, back before the Time Warner Center arrived, when the neighborhood was not so well lit and was slightly dangerous, shattered car window glass sparkling on the sidewalk from break-ins.
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The Washington Post on Saturday reported that Brazile's forthcoming book, "Hacks: The Inside Story of the Break-ins and Breakdowns that Put Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE in the White House," includes concerns the former chairwoman had about Clinton's health.
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Democrats are confronting the implications from excerpts of Brazile's forthcoming book, "Hacks: The Inside Story of the Break-ins and Breakdowns that Put Donald Trump in the White House," including the possibility that the 2016 primary was rigged in favor of Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE at the expense of her opponent, Sen.
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In the memoir, "Hacks: The Inside Story of the Break-ins and Breakdowns That Put Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE in the White House," Brazile recounts how former Clinton campaign adviser Minyon Moore told her not to swear at the "smart young" aides.
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In an excerpt from her new book, "Hacks: The Inside Story of the Break-ins and Breakdowns that Put Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE in the White House," Brazile explains how she was tasked with investigating the DNC after hacked emails suggested the Clinton campaign fixed the nomination.
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In an excerpt from "Hacks: The Inside Story of the Break-ins and Breakdowns that Put Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE in the White House" that was provided to Politico, Brazile explains how she was tasked with investigating the DNC after hacked emails suggested the Clinton campaign fixed the nomination.
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