Greek Debt Crisis Adds to a Spike in Burglaries and Robberies

The New York Times ^ | JULY 31, 2015 | ANEMONA HARTOCOLLIS

[familyop]

One evening three weeks ago in Kifissia, an affluent garden suburb of Athens, a retired financial adviser and his wife decided to take in one of the delights of summer here, an outdoor movie. They pulled tight the shutters, set the alarm, locked the house and strolled off. Halfway through the movie the alarm company called, and they rushed home to find the alarm immersed in a bucket of water, the shutters jimmied and a safe emptied of jewelry. The speed and sophistication of the crime were astonishing, the financial adviser’s wife said, still feeling vulnerable and not willing to be identified by name.

[familyop]

Increased poverty does not cause more crime, as folks of the fiscal left claim from both sides of politics. But when laid off from office intrigues and backstabbing in jobs, criminals do commit more traditional crimes that are against the law.

[Red in Blue PA]

Who saw this coming?/s

[T Ruth]

nyt = leftist propaganda = lies.

[Corky Ramirez]

I’m shocked! (not)