50 day 40

40 to be questioning assistance.

We have a possible 2-Eleven in progress at the Bank of America,

Bank of America,

Okay, and the month of Kidder, we have not fired. America. responding code 3. 3. 3.

3.

That's somewhere.

What?

Our unit officer needs help.

House shot by a lower-canion north of Kittridge, lower-point-yard

of Kitchridge, lower-point-a-Kirtage, at the Bank of America, the Unit's finding was on northbound.

Have any of you out there listening, ever really thought about the difference between a burglary, robbery, and theft?

I guess I really hadn't thought about it until I started researching this episode.

We say burglary when someone breaks into a home, right? Or a theft if someone steals a car.

And we say robbery when you walk up to a person with a weapon and demand their wallet,

we say we've been robbed. We use those terms when describing those specific kinds of crimes, but what is the actual technical difference?

We don't say things like, my wallet was burglarized or my car was robbed. It sounds weird and we don't use

those terms interchangeably as they are different. But what the three do have in common is that they

all involve the unauthorized taking of someone's personal property by another person.

However, beyond that, they are threely distinct crimes.

Let's take a look at each one.

Theft is the most basic of the three crimes.

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