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In the middle of the night, there was a small sound, which made the landlord wake up while his wife was still sleeping soundly.
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In the middle of the night, there was a small sound, which made the landlord wake up while his wife was still sleeping soundly.
In a robbery, the victim was so violent against the perpetrator that they both fainted.
Admire the most beautiful animal images in the past week by the Guardian newspaper.
According to the Daily Star, the video shows seven crocodiles surrounding the bait near the lake. Suddenly, a jaguar approached, appearing to want to compete.
The bunny lay next to the cat to wait for the predator's meal and seemed to be immobile until the cat sucked it into his mouth.
44 years ago hostages kidnapped in a bank robbery in Sweden shocked the world because they had Stockholm syndrome.
Potions produced from Borrachero plants affect the central nervous system to paralyze the mind so many criminals in the world use to hypnotize property robbery.
With the requirements of creative and social skills, design can be the only kind of work that robots cannot take from you.
A rebellious robot is thought to have caused the death of a 57-year-old female engineer working at a car parts plant in Michigan.
SkunkLock locks if dropped can spray the inside air into the thief, causing the object to have difficulty breathing and vomiting immediately.
Facial recognition technology has been used to identify and convict an armed robber.
Japanese scientists yesterday introduced a robot capable of helping farmers pick strawberries and could cut two-thirds of the workload.
A driver's brainwave tracking system can help prevent car hijacking and trucking of expensive goods.
Piexon (Switzerland) has launched an iPhone case equipped with tear gas canisters to fight the robbery.
By using high-tech techniques to monitor poachers, Zimbabwean authorities have reduced the number of killed rhinos from 30 in 2010 to 23 in 2011.