Mr Kobayashi
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It is aggravated burglar no doubt, the burglary part just needs an element of trespass.
I'm aware that Burglary requires trespass.
Robbery in a dwelling is treated more harshly than burglary. And the extreme threats and violence is usually a key part of the MO of these gangs. Four men didn't go in there because they needed the extra pairs of hands to carry out jewellery boxes, it appears they clearly went in there with the intent to intimidate the occupants into handing everything over.
It’s not just that they were carrying weapons in the off chance that they faced resistance.
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