Break-in
Break-in noun - Trespassing for an unlawful purpose; illegal entrance into premises with criminal intent.
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After a successful break-in with Vidocq, Stark gets a job to find a possessed nineteen year-old named Hunter, who is addicted to a psychic drug called Akira.
Source: Literature / Sandman Slim - Not so much a good deed as a competent one, but near the end of the second season, Ziggy finally loses the Idiot Ball and successfully disguises an inside job as a break-in.
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