Police: LA celebrity burglaries led by 19-year-old

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  • Police: LA celebrity burglaries led by 19-year-old
    Police: LA celebrity burglaries led by 19-year-old

    A 19-year-old woman was the driving force behind a youthful burglary ring that preyed on Hollywood's rich and famous, often brazenly walking into unlocked homes to make off with cash, jewels and family heirlooms, authorities said.

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