stealing

Video footage shows a trio of thieves waltzing into a Texas aquarium, swaddling the shark, and wheeling it out like a baby in a stroller.

They just jog around grabbing computers while everyone inside watches.

The print was stolen from a Toronto exhibit housing the anonymous artist's “anti-capitalist” work.

After trying to steal a doctor's wallet in a bathroom, a petty gets more than he bargained for.

Everything comes full circle.

The cops are hoping to get in touch with her to find out how the work was jacked in the first place.

Most of the victims were leaving New York City bars when they were robbed and willingly handed over their wallets or phones.

The 221-pound, solid gold "Big Maple Leaf" is worth more than $4 million.

Strangely enough, it's not the first time a thief has jacked the body parts of a dead religious figure.

The heroes try to steal a rice cooker from a fascist store owner and his family.

The University of Kentucky junior allegedly crawled through the building's passageways before dropping down through the ceiling to snag the test.

BART officials are trying to identify the kids who stopped commuters in an Oakland subway train before stealing their bags and phones.