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stolen
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Across the country, law enforcement agencies use cameras to collect data on millions of vehicles, poring over the records for clues to help find stolen vehicles, crime suspects or missing persons.
At school, he became part of a street gang and was arrested for "borrowing an automobile that had stolen jewellery in its trunk".
The company has admitted some data may have been viewed or stolen by third parties as a result of the cyber attack.
Among the achievements of the round-the-clock unit have been finding a £10,000 stolen watch and a suspect trying to hide from them in a bin.
He is seen to be wearing his passport around his neck, but has his backpack stolen while he ordered food.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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