Women's handbag thief goes to jail

A repeat offender adept at snatching women's handbags was on Tuesday jailed for a year for targeting his Bulgarian and Indian victims, both women.The unemployed Moroccan man,In this hilarious video,wholesale fashion shoes pets Dexter and Gizmo unite as a team to break out of their enclosed space and wander the outside world. LH, 28, who reportedly has a handbag robbery criminal record, snatched Dhs1,200 from the Bulgarian woman, NN, 49, besides Dhs550 and some valuable cards from the Indian woman,They power computer programschristian louboutin boots used by millions of businesses around the world. AF, 30, the Dubai Criminal Court learnt.At around 4.30pm on Nov. 30, the previous year,The growing popularity of video conferencing at home, especially by millennials entering the workforce,Flag Zentai Suits is a big driver of increased preference for and adoption of video collaboration in the workplace, said Jim Kruger, EVP and Chief Marketing Officer at Polycom. LH attacked the Bulgarian woman inside a building in Hor Al Anz area as she was waiting to take the elevator to her apartment. "He first stood next to me before proceeding to grab and pull my handbag."I tried to resist, but he overpowered me and fled with it. I chased him up to the building's entrance, where he bumped into the door before falling to the floor." As NN picked up her handbag to check it, LH stood up and made good his escape. "He had already stolen Dhs1,200 from it," NN said. Forensic experts detected traces of his DNA on the door. 

Three days before this incident, LH had sneaked into the yard of a villa in Al Mutainah area, where on encountering an Indian woman, asked her whether she wanted to buy a broom."I was outside our villa at around 5.30pm when LH appeared carrying a broom. He walked closer as he repeatedly asked me whether I wanted to buy the broom. All of a sudden, he forcibly pulled my handbag, removed my wallet, flung the handbag to the floor before fleeing from the scene."The wallet contained Dhs550, two credit cards, a driver's licence and her son's health card, she complained to Al Muraqqabat police. 

An Emirati Lieutenant revealed LH was arrested after snatching jewellery from a hotel on Sheikh Zayed Road. Another lieutenant added that LH had confessed to having threatened AF with a wooden bar before robbing her.Scientific American published an interesting article this morning that takes a look at 3D printing and how its rise could affect the luxury goods economy. Additive manufacturing, as the process is sometimes called, "prints" three-dimensional objects layer by layer, using anything from plastic polymers to stem cells to food as "ink."As Thomas A. Campbell and William J. Cass argue, the price of the technology will continue to drop as the printers themselves become more advanced, which will create "new opportunities for intellectual property pirates and counterfeiters."