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This Is Your FBI: The Comic Strip Bandits
This Is Your FBI · September 19, 1952 · 29 min · 4,631 words
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Tonight, the Subutable FBI file, Death of Government Property, its title, the Comic Strip Bandits. Of the many criminals threatening you, the American citizen, the thief ranks among the most dangerous. The professional thief will steal anything of value from any person at any time.
In tonight's case, you will hear of thieves operating on a large scale, but these same criminals began their careers with thefts of less valuable objects. The petty thief does not always remain a petty thief.
The criminal, who has completed a theft of great value, will not necessarily pass up an opportunity to steal an object he must sell for less than his former theft. The car thief may steal a bicycle next.
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