This is the moment a gang brazenly break into a familys home - only to come back and steal their car off the driveway three days later.

The gang of four men were captured on CCTV using a screwdriver to break into a family home in Bolton.

And it is believed they targeted the property especially for the Audi cars parked outside - ignoring a laptop and iPad in the smash-and-grab raid.

The thieves first struck at 2.20pm on Wednesday, September 24, knocking on the front door to establish no-one was home before climbing over the gate of the property in Farnworth.

They then used what is thought to be a screwdriver to smash the patio doors.

In the house for less than two minutes, they stole a piggybank and briefcase containing jewellery, documents and spare keys to the familys two Audis.

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Unfortunately the home-owners, a family of four who do not want to be identified, only realised the spare keys had been taken when the thieves returned on Saturday.

While the family were in the house, the gang strolled up the front drive and casually unlocked one of the Audis before driving away.

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Four men knocked on door of home in Bolton to check no one was in They used a screwdriver to smash patio doors and stole spare keys Three days later they returned while family was home and stole Audi A5 Thought house was targeted for cars after laptop and iPad were ignored Incident was captured on CCTV and family is appealing for information

By Gemma Mullin for MailOnline

Published: 06:28 EST, 29 September 2014 | Updated: 09:06 EST, 29 September 2014

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A gang who were caught on camera breaking into a familys home in the middle of the day returned three days later - to steal their Audi.

The four men knocked on the door of the house in Farnworth in Bolton, Greater Manchester, to check no one was home before attempting to use a screwdriver to break in.

It is thought the house had been targeted for the Audi cars parked outside after the thieves ignored a laptop and iPad.

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FAILINGS werehighlighted at a Weymouth care home after a 90-year-old man fell and later died, a coroner has ruled.

William Edward Armstrong died shortly after falling at Agincourt Care Home in Weymouth on February 18, 2012.

Speaking at an inquest at County Hall in Dorchester, assistant coroner for Dorset Richard Middleton found there had been failings at the care home but he added that the death of Mr Armstrong was not a result of negligence.

Mr Armstrong, known as Billy, was found by a care worker in the early hours of the morning collapsed at the bottom of a fire exit stairwell.

The coroner issued a narrative verdict. He suggested Mr Armstrong had left his room through his patio door undetected between 5.30am and 6.45am.

He said an inadequate warning system failed to alert staff which allowed Mr Armstrong to wander to a nearby stairwell and open a fire exit door that should have been locked.

The coroner suggested Mr Armstrong then either slipped or fell, hitting his head in the process. He was taken to Dorset County Hospital and died later that evening.

Pathologist Dr Mark Deverill, speaking as a witness, recorded Mr Armstrongs death as natural. He said he suffered from pulmonary edema and bronchial pneumonia.

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Prior to the incident, Mr Armstrong had been living with Alzheimers and suffered from dementia. He was transferred to Agincourt Care Home on January 6. He had previously been cared for by his wife, Ruth.

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FAILINGS werehighlighted at a Weymouth care home after a 90-year-old man fell and later died, a coroner has ruled.

William Edward Armstrong died shortly after falling at Agincourt Care Home in Weymouth on February 18, 2012.

Speaking at an inquest at County Hall in Dorchester, assistant coroner for Dorset Richard Middleton found there had been failings at the care home but he added that the death of Mr Armstrong was not a result of negligence.

Mr Armstrong, known as Billy, was found by a care worker in the early hours of the morning collapsed at the bottom of a fire exit stairwell.

The coroner issued a narrative verdict. He suggested Mr Armstrong had left his room through his patio door undetected between 5.30am and 6.45am.

He said an inadequate warning system failed to alert staff which allowed Mr Armstrong to wander to a nearby stairwell and open a fire exit door that should have been locked.

The coroner suggested Mr Armstrong then either slipped or fell, hitting his head in the process. He was taken to Dorset County Hospital and died later that evening.

Pathologist Dr Mark Deverill, speaking as a witness, recorded Mr Armstrongs death as natural. He said he suffered from pulmonary edema and bronchial pneumonia.

The coroner agreed with this statement but suggested on the evidence heard hypothermia was also a contributing factor.

Prior to the incident, Mr Armstrong had been living with Alzheimers and suffered from dementia. He was transferred to Agincourt Care Home on January 6. He had previously been cared for by his wife, Ruth.

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NORTH LITTLE ROCK, AR (News release) McCain Mall, the premier shopping destination in Central Arkansas, will soon be the new home of one of the countrys most popular national restaurant chains. Bar Louie will open for business in early 2015. The more than 6,000-square-foot space will accommodate nearly 400 guests and will feature a large, inviting bar, equally suitable for large parties and intimate gatherings, plus a spacious outdoor patio.

Bar Louie first gained popularity for its handcrafted martinis, featuring premium alcohol, exotic liqueurs, and fresh garnishes, but diners also fell in love with the full menu of juicy burgers, hearty flatbreads, and crowd-pleasing appetizers. The bar and restaurant is also known for its popular happy hour, which features incredible deals on hand-crafted cocktails and everyones favorite bar eats.

Bar Louie offers diners the complete restaurant experiencequality food, delicious cocktails, and a fun-loving atmosphere, said Lisa Meyer, general manager at McCain Mall. They are the perfect addition to the McCain Mall family, and we know that our shoppers and employees alike will really enjoy this new dining option.

When I was looking for the ideal spot for the new location of Bar Louie, McCain Mall was at the top of my list, said local operating partner Tarek Shehadeh. We are looking forward to contributing to this vibrant shopping center.

About McCain Mall:

McCain Mall is central Arkansas largest enclosed shopping mall and is conveniently located just off of Interstate 40 on Highway 67/167. Newly renovated, McCain Mall is anchored by Dillards, JCPenney, Sears and Regal Cinemas, and features more than 80 specialty retail and dining stores from apparel, shoes and accessories to sporting goods and electronics. McCain Mall features favorites such as American Eagle, Victorias Secret, Old Navy, Bath & Body Works, Foot Locker, Best Buy Mobile, Carinos Italian Kitchen and IHOP. McCain Malls newest stores are Windsor Fashions, Crazy 8, Francescas and Zumiez. Tazikis Restaurant is scheduled to open September 23 and Torrid is schedule to open October 11, the same day as our Indulge: A Girls Day Out event.

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Simon is a global leader in retail real estate ownership, management and development and a S&P100 company (Simon Property Group, NYSE:SPG). Our industry-leading retail properties and investments across North America, Europe and Asia provide shopping experiences for millions of consumers every day and generate billions in annual sales. For more information, visit simon.com.

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