(FOX News) - Malinda Crichton's new house wasn't burglarized. It wasn't robbed. It was stolen.
"My house was stolen. It was stolen!" Crichton said.
She's talking about the whole house being taken away under cover of darkness.
"The victim called us and said her tiny house had been stolen," said Sgt. Roger Kinney of the West Sacramento Police Department.
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