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7th Suspect in Burglar Bunch Case Named

Posted Oct 28th 2009 5:40PM by TMZ Staff

The LAPD welcomed the seventh member of the alleged Hollywood Hills Burglar Bunch today -- Jonathan Ajar (right).

Johny Dangerous
Cops announced Ajar's name at a press conference earlier today -- and even held up a wanted poster of the guy, who is also known as "Johnny Dangerous."

The LAPD also showed a photo of the jewelry returned to Paris Hilton -- yes, all that is from one person, and she says some pieces were still missing.

The LAPD has linked 10 burglaries to the Burglar Bunch case -- which occurred between the end of 2008 and September of this year -- and over $3 million in property has been recovered.

Ashley Tisdale was also named as another victim.

Turns out it was the arrest of suspect Nick Prugo -- who cops believe was caught on camera burglarizing the homes of Lindsay Lohan and Audrina Patridge -- that led to the fall of the entire Burglar Bunch.



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1. This burglary "gang" story has run it's course. We don't care now. Actually, we never cared. Move on to the next unimportant story.

Posted at 5:56PM on Oct 28th 2009 by movealong

2. Come see us when ya get to prison ,we will protect you, But your
gonna have to start to get use to being on your knees, Go to the
grocery store and get some sausage, and start practicing on that, for
protection you will have to be ready.

Posted at 6:11PM on Oct 28th 2009 by Aryan Brotherhood

3. Waiting for the report of the suspect who is the mastermind who either works for the alarm company or private secuirty firm that watched these homes. A robbery in a private community with security gate? Inside job, I bet there are a lot more people involved.

Posted at 6:14PM on Oct 28th 2009 by Sean

4. The burgled celebrities need to insist on NO PLEA BARGAINS for these deadbeats.

Posted at 6:26PM on Oct 28th 2009 by spunky

5. Who in the fliying f*ck is the "LAPS"

The LAPS also showed a photo of the jewelry. . ."

Posted at 6:29PM on Oct 28th 2009 by Abb

6. FYI:
There are two types of burglary under California law:

First degree burglary, which is always a felony and a strike; and
Second degree burglary, which can be charged as a misdemeanor or a felony and is not a strike.
First degree burglary happens when a burglary is alleged to have been committed in an inhabited dwelling (i.e. a home). The penalties for this crime under the statute, can be probation, two years, four years or six years in state prison. (Note that when you are granted probation this means you could serve no time or get up to 365 days in county jail as a condition of your probation, along with other terms). If probation is denied then you are sent to state prison for a minimum of two years to a maximum of six years.

Posted at 6:47PM on Oct 28th 2009 by Homie1Kanobe

7. I take back my former bad opinion of Paris' brain power. Not sure that I could automatically say what was missing from this pile of stuff, but Paris can. If it was me, I'd just lie and say stuff was still missing in case something pretty and of value showed up. If the stuff shown is so important, why wasn't it in safekeeping, like a safe? One you can't pick up and move with.

Posted at 6:52PM on Oct 28th 2009 by the mickster

8. I take back my former bad opinion of Paris' brain power. Not sure that I could automatically say what was missing from this pile of stuff, but Paris can. If it was me, I'd just lie and say stuff was still missing in case something pretty and of value showed up. If the stuff shown is so important, why wasn't it in safekeeping, like a safe? One you can't pick up and move with.

Posted at 12:07AM on Oct 29th 2009 by the mickster

9. I wonder if THE JUDGE will give these people a STRIKE for every Conviction. If so it's Adios forever...whew...was it worth it?

Posted at 7:12PM on Oct 28th 2009 by Mr. Magoo

10. @ #7 - Brain power? She obviously has none. She invited strangers to her in-home nightclub, left so-call precious belongings freely accessible and then left her front door open while out for a night of partying... just means she is a MORON!

Posted at 7:32PM on Oct 28th 2009 by Stuuupid

11. Whatever your opinion is of Paris or the rest of the celebs, these people stole from them and deserve to be punished. They have no excuse, they are thieves and deserve what they get even if they stole from anyone else period.

Posted at 7:55PM on Oct 28th 2009 by brad

12. They Should make Movie Who Ever Direct's This Movie Will Be A Very Famous Director

Posted at 12:41PM on Nov 2nd 2009 by Maris

13. Hopefully THE JUDGE will run their CONVICTIONS,CONSECUTIVE,AND NOT CONCURRENT. That's a possible 60 year hitch, If ya wanna play, Ya got to pay. They stole over $3 million total, I see only time in Prison,NO PROBATION

Posted at 8:24PM on Oct 28th 2009 by Street Wise

14. Paris was born into wealth and some of her stolen things came from her grandparents. Nobody deserves to have their stuff stolen from their house. Rich people may not have good security but they do have excellent insurance, I bet the insurance company had pictures and descriptions of everything.

Posted at 8:24PM on Oct 28th 2009 by George

15. Oh my god. All that is Paris Hilton's expensive junk? Damn. Thank god I have nothing.

Posted at 8:26PM on Oct 28th 2009 by R

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