Friday, February 10, 2012
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Hilton in another burglary scare
PARIS Hilton landed in another burglary scare when cops made a surprise visit to her LA home after finding the high-security entrance gate suspiciously open.
The socialites home was targeted last year by burglars, who made away with her jewellery worth an estimated 1.4 million pounds. A group of teens thought to be the culprits were taken into custody and some of Hiltons stolen jewellery was returned, reports the Daily Express.
According to TMZ.com, Los Angeles police while driving through the neighbourhood recently observed that the front gate of the Hilton house was left ajar. They were said to have then entered the premises and quizzed a person whose identity has been concealed to make sure there was no foul play. TOI
The socialites home was targeted last year by burglars, who made away with her jewellery worth an estimated 1.4 million pounds. A group of teens thought to be the culprits were taken into custody and some of Hiltons stolen jewellery was returned, reports the Daily Express.
According to TMZ.com, Los Angeles police while driving through the neighbourhood recently observed that the front gate of the Hilton house was left ajar. They were said to have then entered the premises and quizzed a person whose identity has been concealed to make sure there was no foul play. TOI
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