If somone steals a key, then a little later the locks have been changed, is it breaking and entering?
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If you are asking if the person picking the lock is breaking and entering the answer would be yes.  Next time it happens report it.
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The cheap dollar store makes keys. Or you can go the expensive route and go to a locksmith.
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Theft involves stealing property.  Burglary is defined differently by different states, but it just about always involves unlawfully entering a structure of some sort with the intent to steal stuff.  The crime is usually complete upon entry, even if nothing is stolen.  Variations would require "breaking" and entering, or limit it to dwellings.  Others define burglary in such a way that shoplifters can be prosecuted as burglars.
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fiddle around with a pen or object like that in the keyhole.  how did u get locked in anyway?  or u can IM someone 2 come n get u out.
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It depends on if you took responsibility for their items.  If you borrowed it and then it was stolen then you are absolutely responsible.  If you offered to hold onto the item for them then you are responsible.  If they just put it in your car and expected that you would take care of it then you are not responsible.  I would recommend not allowing anything to be left in your car.  If someone does then get rid of it!  That will solve the problem real quick.
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That can cause a great deal of trouble.\n\nWhat makes you think you want to remove a key from your registry?\n\nWhat key is it?
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I am a landlord, and I have had a landlord in the past who has unlawfully entered. As a landlord, I allow tenants to have these locks. I have no issue, because I don't need to be in there. On the days I am to enter for maintenance, she leaves that lock undone.  \n\nAt some hardware stores you can buy a chain lock that has a key entry. It looks like a chain lock for the outside viewer appearing that you are home, the top of the chain has a small cylinder lock. The landlord would not see the top if you place it high enough.  This forces the landlord to explain why he forced your privacy lock to the police in the event of unlawful entry, yet is flimsy enough to break in a true emergency. Typically found at specialty hardware stores.  \n\nA flip lock is another type that makes it appear that you are home. It looks like a hinge with screw holes in only one side. It can be entered from the outside if you take one credit card and push the plate side of the lock up, and a second one to swing it out upon your own reentry. Most have a small hole in the bottom part of the locking plate. Thread a small ribbon or string through that to pull it closed behind you. They are stiff enough to keep someone out who shouldn't be there unless they make a lot of noise pulling out the screws or busting in the lock. Yet again, are flimsy enough to fall in at a good hit in an emergency situation. I found one at wal-mart.
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Did you call the police on this break and enter?\nYou need to have a copy of the police report.
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There is a software named "Instant lock" which I am using. It is just an amazing software and it is easy to manipulate. It is freeware.\n\nHere is the link to download it:\nhttp://www.download.com/Instant-Lock/3000-2092_4-10303296.html\n\nHope I have helped you..... Enjoy!
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I would advise against changing the locks, keeping their valuables, etc.  This will only make the problem worse.  \n\nI would talk to the landlord about your problem- perhaps he/she will have better luck with the attorneys/courts.  Also, if the landlord can't help you, try finding another attorney.  They can't all be bad and they can help you with the eviction.\n\nIf all else fails, just call the cops if they show up.  The police will help you sort everything out.  Or, you could always move.
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Breaking and Entering. Breaking in someones house, without them knowing and entering with not even the dog suspecting him...Good major huhh
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the guy who invented the lock invented the original key. however the robber invented the duplicate one.
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A cylinder lock,  home depot has one with like five cylinders that even a cia agent couldn't break into. It used to be only like 29.99 and it worked.  (and with friends like I've had if a lock worked at all it really works - just don't get your keys swiped!)
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Insurance won't pay if you don't have locks on a building that gets robbed. \n\nHonestly. Google it.
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The landlord is not liable for stolen items. . . I would suggest getting renter's insurance.  It is very affordable and will cover any important property that is damaged or stolen.  Landlords who are living in the same building as the tenants can pretty much rent to whomever they want (I believe they can even discriminate in some states).  I get the feeling that you're renting a room out of a large house (sorry not sure what you meant by homestay) . . . if that is the case, I would confront the landlord and say something to the gist of "Hey, some of my things are missing and I would really like to protect my privacy.  Is there any way I can get a lock put on my door where you and I are the only keyholders?"  I'm so sorry to hear about your stuff that has gone missing!  I hope this is helpful!
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depends on whether anything is broken underneath the key-cap. if nothing's broken, u can just reattach the key-cap into the keyboard.
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Lock the door and keep the key with you.