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Noun(1) entering a building unlawfully with intent to commit a felony or to steal valuable property(2) stealing from residence(3) business

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(1) A while ago I found out that they'd caught the guy who committed the burglary on my flat at the end of last year.(2) a two-year sentence for burglary(3) Apart from the burglary figures, crime as a whole was on the decrease, according to Insp Jones.(4) Five months later, she cashed two other benefit books after they were stolen in a burglary .(5) As a result he will urge that crime prevention is focused on routine crimes such as theft and burglary .(6) Arrests were made for a variety of offences including burglary , theft and public order.(7) He also pleaded guilty to another two counts of burglary and an attempted burglary .(8) Drink is also a significant factor in street crime, burglaries and theft.(9) He also faces charges of conspiracy to commit burglaries and steal motor vehicles in West Yorkshire.(10) But three weeks after his release, he was dealing in heroin and committing burglaries .(11) Last week, year-on-year figures showed slight rises in street crime and burglaries .(12) Police say all the property has been stolen in either burglaries or robberies.(13) An offshoot of these visits can be burglaries and theft of garden equipment and power tools.(14) The theft of a water company's van has sparked fears it might be used to commit distraction burglaries .(15) The court heard he began committing burglaries at the age of 13 and first targeted churches ten years ago.(16) Police say the problem has a direct impact on pushing up burglaries , robberies and thefts.