A hidden camera captured footage of two men breaking into a Boynton Beach home on April 8, 2009. The homeowner was watching via live internet feed at her job. She called police, who surrounded the house and arrested the burgarly suspects. Read the probable cause affidavit at www.bbpd.org
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PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — Police say they stole thousands of dollars in cash and goods, and then posed with their loot and posted the photos to a popular social media site. Police say the three suspects, along with another teen, posted the photos on Facebook about an hour after they burglarized Elliott's Town Market on Chartiers Avenue in the West End. "We received information the day after the burglary that these pictures were posted on Facebook, and if you look at the pictures, you can see that the individuals are holding a large amount of cash," Sgt. Kevin Gasiorowski, of the Pittsburgh Police, said. Officials say $8000 cash isn't the only thing the teens took from Elliott's. "Numerous boxes and cartons of cigarettes, cartons of candy, checks and approximately $8000 dollars in cash," Sgt. Gasiorowski said. A family member of one of the teens is the one who spotted the pictures online and tipped off police, officials said. "She found it very concerning and she also knew of the burglary of the business so she did her civic duty and gave us a call," he said. Three juveniles, a 17-year-old and two 14-year-olds have already been arrested. They are charged with burglary and criminal conspiracy and have been released to their parents. Police are still searching for the fourth suspect. He is identified by officials as 18-year-old Isaiah Cutler. They say the pictures were posted on his Facebook account. They say its only a matter of time before he is tracked down. "It makes our job a <b>...</b>
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West Midlands Police reveal dramatic footage of a burglar breaking into a Birmingham apartment. Little did the offender know that the apartment been transformed into a high-tech 'Capture House' a few hours previously, complete with state of the art video technology and motion sensor devices. The footage you see here was used by West Midlands Police to successfully find this offender guilty of burglary. Listen to the words of Sgt Dave Keen as he explains how and why we use 'Capture House' technology to catch crooks red handed.
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BOYNTON BEACH In October, burglars stole thousands of dollars in jewelry and rare coins from Jeanne Thomas home. Then, other things began to disappear. The crockpot. The ice-cream maker. So, Thomas bought a video surveillance system to monitor her Boynton Beach home. She could even check on her house while at work using a live video feed over the Internet. Full story available here tblog.in
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