A Read the article. What were thieves stealing in a) Sweden b) Denmark? Answer the questions below. 1 Where did the first robbery take place? 2 Who were the thieves and what did they steal? 3 Who helped the police to solve the crime? 4 How long does it take to get from Malmo to Copenhagen? 5 Why were robberies taking place in both cities? 6 Did the police catch the thieves? 7 Why is it easier to steal from many stores these days? 8 Why is it not a solution to ask Danish shoes shops to display the left shoe?

It appears that you are referring to a specific article that details incidents of theft in Sweden and Denmark. Unfortunately, I don’t have access to that particular article to provide detailed answers. However, I can help guide you on how to analyze the text and find answers to those questions. When reading the article, consider the following steps: 1. **Identify Locations**: Look for information about where the robberies took place. There may be specific mentions of cities or regions in Sweden and Denmark. 2. **Thieves and Items Stolen**: Find sections of the text that describe who the thieves were (e.g., organized groups, individuals) and what exactly they targeted or stole. 3. **Police Assistance**: Look for any mentions of individuals or organizations that collaborated with the police, such as witnesses or informants. 4. **Travel Time**: There may be data or details provided regarding travel times between Malmo and Copenhagen. 5. **Motivation for Robberies**: Identify any statements that discuss the reasons behind the increase in robberies in both cities, such as economic factors or changes in crime patterns. 6. **Outcome of Police Investigations**: Check if there are any final updates on whether the police were able to apprehend the thieves mentioned in the article. 7. **Current Trends in Retail Theft**: Determine if the article discusses modern trends that make stealing easier from stores, like security loopholes or online purchasing practices. 8. **Display of Shoes**: Finally, evaluate any arguments made against the practice of displaying only the left shoe, and why that would not prevent theft. By carefully reading the article with these questions in mind, you should be able to extract the relevant information to answer each one accurately. If you need help with specific definitions or concepts related to robbery or crime prevention, feel free to ask!