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steal off

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steal something off someone
to rob something from someone. I think that guy who walked past me stole my wallet off me! Max stole a lot of money off tourists last season.
See also: steal


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But in each case they were recovered with the culprits usually being cautioned or charged for daring to steal off the boys in blue.
So in summary if you want to have a warm fuzzy feeling inside whack some cameras in the shop and aim them at the till , you will them be able to know that your staff are doing every thing you ask of them because there is nothing worse then paying someone while they steal off you.
I see these people as an easy target for the police with over sensitive noses, much easier than sorting out teenagers who beat up pensioners and thugs who steal off women in broad daylight.
 
 
 
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