An employee, who surreptitiously accesses a place of employment, after his shift and hours are over, now perpetrates the crime of burglary if his or her intent is to commit a felony.

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This is true. The act of entering a place of employment without permission and with the intent to commit a crime (such as theft) constitutes the crime of burglary.

An Employee, Who Surreptitiously Accesses a Place of Employment, After