"Known burglars" are called such because they:
a. Are weak enough in their trade to be known to police
b. Have strong reputations among other criminals
c. Have strong familiarity with the criminal networks in their area
d. Are "in the know" regarding the latest techniques in burglary
a. Are weak enough in their trade to be known to police
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