It's sometimes called "breaking and entering" but that's not quite accurate. One can be prosecuted for a residential burglary even without a forced entry. (Compare: auto burglary requires a forced entry; without a break-in to a vehicle, it's a lesser crime.) Burglary to a location where people are living is a felony. It can bring up to six years in state prison and counts as a "strike" under CA's three strikes law. Further to follow on LBREPORT.com. Related coverage:
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