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		<title>Professional Beggars Earn $73,000 A Year Tax Free</title>
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			<title>Original Blog Entry: Professional Beggars Earn $73,000 A Year Tax Free</title>
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			<description><![CDATA[<p> Professional Beggars Earning Up to $200 a Night in United Kingdom to Supplement Their Day Job<br /><br />Daily Mail Reporter<br /><br />Last updated at 2:05 PM on 10th August 2009<br /><br />Street beggars are earning up to $200 a night - the equivalent of a $73,000-a-year salary tax free, according to police figures.<br /><br />Officers have discovered a growing number of &#x27;professional&#x27; beggars, some of whom even beg on the streets after finishing their office jobs.<br /><br />They are using the extra cash to supplement their normal day jobs.<br /><br />Leicestershire police arrested 20 beggars last month - none of whom were homeless.<br /><br />One woman even admitted she begged at night after her day job so she could pay for a new kitchen in her flat.<br /><br />Sergeant Adrian Underwood, of Leicestershire police, said: &#x27;On a good Friday or Saturday night, some can pick up to $200.<br /><br />&#x27;We have intelligence that there is a woman who is begging because she wants a new kitchen for her flat.<br /><br />&#x27;A lot of well-intentioned people see someone begging and think they are deserving causes.<br /><br />&#x27;Would they give them money if they knew that person had just come out of a flat, was receiving benefits and had food in the larder?&#x27;<br /><br />Toni Soni, head of hostel services at Leicester City Council, said previous operations by the authority and police had found no beggars to be homeless.<br /><br />He said: &#x27;There are people who are actually professional beggars who are doing it to make a living.&#x27;<br /><br />Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1205553/Professional-beggars-earning-200-night-supplement-day-job.html#ixzz0NnhkCHHw<br /><br />Begging is becoming a second income for some &#x27;professional&#x27; beggars according to police<br /><br />... &#x5b;&#xa0;<a href="https://blogs.lotterypost.com/truesee/2009/8/professional-beggars-earn-73000-a-year-tax.htm">More</a>&#xa0;&#x5d;</p>]]></description>
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