Crook in a hot tin roof

Maverick · Jan 25, 2009

Yep, when burglars start falling from the roof, it must be really really hot.
Dawn must be right that it is really hot in Aussie country -devil

Crook in a hot tin roof An Australian burglar, who hid inside a tin roof when his victims came home unexpectedly, was caught after he fainted.
After two hours, with the hot sun beating down, the thief could take no more and passed out, reports the Australian Daily Telegraph.
Darren Young, wife Deslie and five of their six children were at their Newcastle home on the New South Wales coast, when the burglar made his spectacular appearance.
In a shower of plaster and insulation, he slammed face-down into the hardwood floor and started groaning for help.
Mr Young said: "I just heard this thunderous crash and thought it must be the kids doing something.
"I ran in and there is this bloke lying there groaning. I didn't even realise where he had come from at that stage. I thought he must have been hiding in the cupboard."
The intruder staggered outside before collapsing in the backyard, where the Youngs and neighbours held him until police arrived.
The 28-year-old local man was taken to hospital with a broken wrist. He faces burglary charges.
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kdotc · Jan 25, 2009

ppl need tyo be more organized if they wanna commit crimes right and proper

Akki · Jan 25, 2009

most burglaries are unplanned.... just break in and go... but the smart ones are quite amazing..... on te discovery channel there was a show called It Takes a Thief...... shows you how people break into homes and raid and leave, even in a short time frame.

Natsu · Jan 25, 2009

hahah this reminded me of the crime where a guy broke in from the roof and the CCTV caught him, thing is, he couldnt get out

Crook in a hot tin roof

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