Is Stealing Good Or Bad

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Have you ever had something stolen from you? Did you feel sad and respected? Whether it was a wallet getting stole or a million dollar painting, they both have something in common. They both are missing and that’s the important part. When dealing with theft, the officers have to do a lot to try and find the stole thing. In the articles, both of the cases contain work from the FBI. While dealing with a case like that, there is a lot of challenges the FBI and the police have to go through.

While dealing with the stolen paintings from both of the articles, the main jobs were to catch the robbers and return the paintings to their owners. They had a learn but wasn’t for sure that those people stole the painting. In the article "Isabella Stewart

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