But in a first-floor apartment something very unusual is happening.
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Water was everywhere in Barneski's first-floor apartment in Daytona Beach.
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Burglaries happen, and a first-floor apartment is an easy target.
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Khiel had climbed onto the windowsill outside the first-floor apartment.
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Answer: I used to live in a first-floor apartment and had the same struggle.
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The first-floor apartment also contains a giant 10-foot diagonal TV and a foosball table.
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Ms. White's children savored being outside their grandmother's stuffy first-floor apartment, above the building's boiler room.
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The boy in the first-floor apartment had a history of playing with the stove burners, Nigro said.
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A building caretaker saw the bloodied first-floor apartment through a window while taking out garbage and called 911.
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Officers described a sparsely-decorated first floor apartment where they found evidence of a card game, weapons and multiple gunshots.
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The fire is believed to have started in the kitchen area of a first-floor apartment, according to the station.
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In September, he signed a lease for a newly renovated, first-floor apartment on 114th Street, for $1,725 a month.
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With the help of the building superintendent, Ms. Diaz, 30, retrieved her passport, purse and glasses from her first-floor apartment.
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"It's a waiting game," said Damien Lawrence, who has been staying at the shelter since evacuating his first-floor apartment on Sunday.
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I climbed the steps to my first-floor apartment, unlocked two security doors, turned three more locks, then shuffled in, finally alone.
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An officer entered the first-floor apartment and in the back bedroom encountered the man, who tried to charge past the officer.
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Macy says she knew something horrible had gone wrong after hearing a loud "boom," and then floors collapsing above her first-floor apartment.
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A woman who lives in a first-floor apartment noticed an intruder while watching a live stream remotely from a security camera inside.
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The officers then heard a man who had barricaded himself in a first-floor apartment yelling, "Come and get it," Chief Materasso said.
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The building had open violations for a broken smoke detector and carbon monoxide detector in a first-floor apartment, according to city records.
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She had no idea how badly her first-floor apartment was damaged, nor when the waters would recede enough for her to find out.
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A fatal mistake A 3-year-old boy's screams alerted his mother that a fire had erupted in their first-floor apartment Thursday night.
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Ms. Singh said she had left her first-floor apartment just 10 minutes before the building collapsed to take her daughter to a tutoring session.
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Leslie Levinson Chu complained that the views from her first-floor apartment would be blocked by the planned towers a couple dozen feet from her windows.
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She paid $130,000, keeping the first-floor apartment as her own, and drawing rent from her sister Nesan, who lives with her children on the second floor.
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He settled into a first-floor apartment in Hollis, Queens, where neighbors said he was quiet but cordial, waving hello to neighbors, and carrying on small talk.
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New York (CNN)A 21990-year-old boy's screams alerted his mother that a fire had erupted in their first-floor apartment in the Bronx on Thursday night.
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Inspectors examining a broken shower found a first-floor apartment had a faulty smoke and carbon monoxide detector; the fire did not start in that apartment, officials said.
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James Fernandez heard talk of the murders through the door of his first-floor apartment on East 146th Street in a public-housing low-rise, the Betances Houses.
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Question: I live in a first-floor apartment, which means that if I open the windows or leave the curtains open, everyone on the street can see directly in.
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Kenneth Hurst had been stranded at his partially flooded first-floor apartment in the Memorial area until Monday night, when four police officers in a boat picked him up.
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The smoke from neighbors' cigarettes that wafts up from the stoop outside her first-floor apartment can activate it, sounding a buzzer, flashing a light and quaking her bed.
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He spent the next few nights at the George R. Brown Convention Center, the city's biggest shelter, before making his way back to his first-floor apartment in the Memorial neighborhood.
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She lives off-campus, and after stocking up on food and water, she went with her roommate to find sandbags to line their first-floor apartment, hoping to keep any flooding.
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He is raising money for his medical bills as well as a first-floor apartment that is walking distance from Carthage College, where he is scheduled to start graduate school soon.
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A woman who takes care of the property discovered the bodies in the living room of Mr. Shields's first-floor apartment at 23-07 30th Drive in Astoria around 9 p.m.
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By the time his girlfriend and his mother tried to get inside his first floor apartment late that Wednesday afternoon, Williams was already home, preparing to launch the first episode on YouTube.
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Police think Shana S. Decree, 45, and her 19-year-old daughter, Dominique K. Decree, killed their relatives, including three children, in a cramped, first-floor apartment, but they don't know why.
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A close knit family, friend says The family of seven had been living in a cramped first-floor apartment in Morrisville, Pennsylvania for some time when the social worker arrived Monday afternoon.
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Upstairs to scratch on neighbors' doors until they let him in, out the front window of his first-floor apartment and onto the sidewalk to demand pats and head-scratches from passers-by.
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"I love this apartment, I'm not going to lie," said Melody Richey, 38, whose first-floor apartment in a rapidly gentrifying section of East Williamsburg gleamed with the crisp edges of new construction.
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The landlord took them up to the first floor apartment and told the tenant there that he would need to cut a hole in the floor to drop the heavy machinery through it.
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More quietly than usual, I buzzed myself into the podyedtz (entrance hall) and started walking up to my first-floor apartment when I noticed four or five burly men standing outside my place knocking.
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Even Willie Steward, a Houston resident whose first-floor apartment took in waist-high water that forced him into the convention center, wanted baseball to return — whether he could enjoy it himself or not.
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" He grew up poor The Brooklyn native came up the rough way, telling the New York Daily News in 2009, "we grew up relatively poor in a first-floor apartment with gates on every window.
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My father, Pedro, used to sit with his battered guitar by the window of our first-floor apartment in the Bronx and slowly pluck out the songs he had learned decades earlier in Puerto Rico.
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Assange's lawyers had argued that his restricted living conditions in the Ecuadorean embassy, in a first-floor apartment in the affluent Knightsbridge district of London, amounted to severe and disproportionate punishment for breaching bail terms.
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Back on the Upper East Side, Mr. Kruger and his wife, Dona Kruger, sold a penthouse and a first-floor apartment at the 24 Park Avenue co-op building for a total of $2000 million.
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On Monday night, after officers on a boat rescued Kenneth Hurst, who had been stranded in his partially flooded first-floor apartment for three days, they didn't know where to take him, he told BuzzFeed News.
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According to records kept by the New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development, a notice of violation was sent to the building's owner in August regarding defective smoke and carbon monoxide detectors in a first-floor apartment.
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When officers forced their way into the first-floor apartment, they found the body of a 59-year-old man in the bathroom with what appeared to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head, Chief Materasso said.
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Investigators have determined that a 22017-year-old boy accidentally started the fire while playing with burners on the stove in a first-floor apartment building, New York City Fire Department Commissioner Daniel Nigro said at a recent news conference.
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Lorena and Angel Zayas, who were staying with a relative after flooding destroyed their car and first-floor apartment, arrived at Lakewood with their five children in a friend's van hoping to find baby powder for their newborn and food to bring back.
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Mr. Morales, investigators said, pulled out a gun and opened fire, striking Mr. Rivera three times, and then shot his mother, Idelle Rivera, 47, in the head as she hurried out of the family's first-floor apartment to see what was going on.
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The sisters — Ibanez Ambrose, 2, and Scylee Vayoh Ambrose, 1 — were found unconscious and unresponsive when emergency workers arrived shortly after noon at their first-floor apartment on Hunts Point Avenue, near Spofford Avenue, in the Hunts Point section, the authorities said.
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Kevin Hipolito, 0003, an unemployed Houston resident rescued from the roof of his car two days earlier when his first-floor apartment was flooded, said he saw the Trump visit to the fourth-most populous U.S. city as a show of support.
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Since that time, since 2006, new people, a family, have moved into the first-floor apartment, and they've replaced the old chain-link fence with one made of wood and put in a barbecue and a picnic table; I can hear their children when it's warm out, along with, on school days, even in the cold winter months, older children, neighborhood kids, playing and screaming on the rooftop playground of the private school a few doors down the street.
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The fifty-five-years-old Jones was also shot once in the chest from a bullet intended for LeGrier and died. She fell to the floor, near the entrance of her first floor apartment.
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Interview with Tim Rutili. Il Labirinto, 2002. Perishable's recording studio initially was a renovated first-floor apartment in Chicago, and musicians recorded to 2-inch analog audiotape before moving on to processing using the digital audio workstation ProTools.
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In 1956, when Robledo Puch was four years old, his parents moved the family to Borges Street, Olivos, Buenos Aires, where they rented a first floor apartment above a hardware store. Robledo Puch came from a working class family and was a shy child.
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On February 22, 2017, a fire broke out in the living room of a vacant first-floor apartment at the rear of the building. No one was injured. In March 2018, Illinois's Department of Children and Family Services were called investigated a hotline call that one of the sons of the mother who lived at the apartment came to school looking dirty and smelling of marijuana.
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Whilst Afif was designated the leader, Nazzal would at times accompany him in deliberations with the German delegates in front of 31 Connollystraße. Whenever outside of the building, Nazzal was always armed with a Kalashnikov assault rifle and a revolver in the waistband of his trousers. More often though, Nazzal could be seen at the window of the first floor apartment window, continuously smoking.
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Features include a broad side-gabled roof with a half-tower, classical columns that support the front porch, and fluted pilasters by the main entrance. Originally a single-family dwelling, the house was converted to two dwellings in the 1940s. The first floor apartment has five rooms, and the upstairs apartment has three. A second front door, added in the 1983, leads to stairs to the second floor.
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While Decker waited in the car, Hassine entered the house and obtained his father's .380 caliber Llama handgun. Hassine then drove Decker to Kellet's apartment building and gave him the gun and a New York Yankees batting helmet to cover his hair. As Decker approached the building, he saw Kellet in a first-floor apartment watching television with his wife Lois, along with James Puerale and George Sofield.
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The colors (Quad Green, Hesburgh Blue and Stonehenge Gray) and mascot, (Sentinels) were chosen by popular vote by the residents. Dunne also is the home to Drs. John and Karen Deak as the second lay faculty in residence, after a pilot program in Lyons Hall. In residence faculty reside in Dunne’s first-floor apartment and refine this new role as it complements hall staff and the priests-in- residence, Fr. Kevin Grove, csc.
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When Barry refused to open the door, police officers entered the apartment, where they found a half-ounce vial of liquid PCP and five small plastic bags of marijuana. Barry jumped out of the first-floor apartment window and ran, leaving blood on the floor. Barry later returned, was treated for a bleeding foot, and was arrested. Barry claimed he was "self-medicating" with the drugs, and he was sentenced to 18 months of probation.
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This led many property owners to be more vigilant of the activity which took place in their buildings, as well as to institute discriminatory renting practices, such as not allowing single women to rent a first floor apartment. In some places, women could not rent an apartment at all. As a result, prostitution moved to the streets, making the practice more dangerous. After many years, most red light districts ceased to exist under this act.
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The building was the site of a fire on September 7, 1884. The fire apparently started in an air shaft which terminated in the first floor apartment of Elizabeth B. Custer, the widow of General George Custer, who died at the Battle of Little Big Horn. No one was seriously injured in the fire, which spread up the air shaft to the apartments above on the second, three and fourth floors, and then to the roof.
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On November 5, 1930, Mineo and his lieutenant Steve Ferrigno were murdered in the courtyard of an apartment building on Pelham Parkway in the Bronx. Earlier in the week, several Maranzano gunmen had rented a first floor apartment in the building. Their actual target was Masseria, who had been observed entering the building earlier in the week. However, when the gunmen saw Mineo and Ferrigno in the garden, they seized the opportunity and shot both of them from the apartment window.
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The music video was released to YouTube on 18 February 2011. It features Cruz performing the single whilst sitting at a piano in the window of a first floor apartment. He precedes to perform the song there until the second chorus, in which he leaves the apartment, and arrives in a private club where begins to perform on the stage. The lights then fade, and when they rise again, everybody has left the club, except Cruz, who continues to perform the song alone until its conclusion.
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The building has three floors. Of the six small rooms on the ground floor overlooking a garden, four rooms are decorated with drawings and sketches of which are dedicated to the Italian masters. The first floor apartment (one dining room, one bedroom, a den and a hallway and an office-library) reminds the gallery patrons of its original purpose as the dwelling place of the Moreau family. The second floor has a large studio-room and the third floor has two rooms of a larger format.
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Danforth is bailed out of prison by a wealthy widow, Florence Peters (Tippi Hedren), whom he was apparently vetting to be his next victim. Once out on bail, Danforth returns to San Francisco to seek revenge against Patty and Drake. Upstairs, he bludgeons Drake with a golf club, then attacks Patty in the downstairs apartment where she is busy making repairs. A struggle ensues, and a badly- wounded Drake makes his way into the crawl space between the basement and the first-floor apartment.
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From 1723 Drummond had the ambition to create Edinburgh's New Town through petitions to Parliament to building Register House. Robert Craig's sons, James (1691–1775) and John became clerks to the Presbyterian Church of Scotland's Assembly in Edinburgh, and after 1715 joined his brother William in being made a burgess and guildbrother of Edinburgh through his father. The Craig family home was a temple tenement at the foot of West Bow facing the Corn Market. In later years, they all, including James the architect, lived in the first floor apartment of this property.
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Ferdinand's nephew and personal assistant Robert Bloch-Bauer (later Bentley) was married to Thea (née Stern), who was a third cousin of Ernst Königsgarten. Robert Bloch-Bauer's sister was Maria Altmann, who is noted for her successful legal campaign to reclaim from the Government of Austria five family-owned paintings by the artist Gustav Klimt which were stolen by the Nazis during World War II. He subsequently moved to a first-floor apartment in No. 2 Argentinierstrasse in the same district, which enjoyed an enviable view onto the baroque Karlskirche opposite.
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There was no indication of the exact speed of his vehicle. Lifsh's vehicle struck a car being driven on Utica Avenue, veered onto the sidewalk, knocked a 600-pound (275 kg) stone building pillar down and pinned two children against an iron grate covering the window of a first-floor apartment in a four-story brick building (). Seven-year-old Gavin Cato, the son of Guyanese immigrants, who was working on his bicycle chain while on the sidewalk near his apartment on President Street, died instantly. His seven- year-old cousin Angela Cato, who was playing nearby, survived but was severely injured.
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Lam was arrested by plain clothes officers on 17 August 1982. He had attempted to develop photographs of one of his dismembered victims at a Hong Kong Kodak shop. The shop manager in Mong Kok tipped off the police and they were waiting for him when he returned to pick up the photos. When confronted Lam claimed that the photographs belonged to a friend of his who worked on a ship who would meet him shortly; when the man did not appear the police accompanied Lam to his parents' first floor apartment on Kwei Chau Street and performed a search.
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On New Year's Day of 1925, Sonia moved to Cleveland for a job opportunity, and Lovecraft left Flatbush for a small first-floor apartment on 169 Clinton Street "at the edge of Red Hook"—a location which came to discomfort him greatly. Later that year, the Kalem Club's four regular attendees were joined by Lovecraft along with his protégé Frank Belknap Long, bookseller George Willard Kirk, and Samuel Loveman. Loveman was Jewish, but he and Lovecraft became close friends in spite of the latter's nativist attitudes. Not long after the marriage, Greene lost her business and her assets disappeared in a bank failure; she also became ill.
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Another first-floor apartment, consisting of a salon, bedroom and bathroom, is the Chinese Apartment. It features a lowered ceiling, and combines classicist elements and far eastern patterns, with classicist and English furniture in a Chinese style. On the first floor, we can also see a complex of classicist reception rooms created for the Duchess, among those the most noteworthy two-storey Ballroom, ornamented with honey-coloured, polished wood carvings, and white engravings in the overdoor and frieze parts, all by Bauman; the Great Dining Room and chapel were all designed by Chrystian Piotr Aigner and Bauman. The southern corridor, which is accessed from the Ballroom, features the most sophisticated painted ornaments.
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Two single-storey brick cottages at the rear of the hotel were thought to have been constructed as residential accommodation at this time. Changes to the building fabric include the narrowing of the upper floor verandah, where, it seems the timber had rotted at the ends and was therefore cut away making it necessary to taper the verandah posts from their original fixed position to the new narrower width of the walkway. The hotel, which ceased operating in 1951, has subsequently been the Mayfair Guest or Boarding House, a restaurant, community centre and otherwise used as accommodation. In September 2015, it was advertised for sale as having four leased commercial spaces with a first-floor apartment.
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The Moscow Kremlin, which Lenin moved into in 1918 Concerned that the German Army might nevertheless pose a continuing threat, in March 1918 Sovnarkom reluctantly relocated from Petrograd to Moscow, which at the time they believed would be a temporary measure. On 10 March, the government members travelled to Moscow by night train, with most of them settling in the city's Hotel National on Okhotny Road, 300 yards from the Moscow Kremlin; here, Lenin shared a small two-room apartment with his wife and sister Maria. Soon after, Lenin, Trotsky and other Bolshevik leaders moved into the Cavalry Corpus of the Great Kremlin Palace, a temporary measure until the Kremlin's Senate Building was readied for them to move in. Here, Lenin again lived with his sister and wife, in a first floor apartment that was adjacent to the room in which the Sovnarkom meetings were held.
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Peppe tells Cosimo that he has been sentenced to three long years for this minor offense and Cosimo, to justify his actions, explains the details of the pawn shop heist. Peppe then gleefully reveals that he has been given a year's probation and walks out the prison gate, infuriating Cosimo. Peppe takes up the plan with Cosimo's gang: Mario (Renato Salvatori), a petty thief and the youngest member of the group; Michele (Tiberio Murgia), a posturing Sicilian crook who needs money for his sheltered sister's dowry; Tiberio (Marcello Mastroianni), a down and out photographer caring for his baby while his wife is in jail on a minor offense; and Capannelle (Carlo Pisacane), an elderly pickpocket. The group case the pawn shop: to get into the apartment they must cut a lock on a coal chute, slide into the basement, sneak into a small courtyard, climb onto the roof of a first floor apartment, break into the vacant apartment through a window, then punch through the wall between it and the pawn shop.
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