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The article discusses the blackout laws which were imposed in London, England, during World War II, and the lights were extinguished to prevent German bombers from using them for targeting. The blackout and other laws offered new ways to violate regulations and led to an increase in crimes. The bombs from the German Luftwaffe set London ablaze, leading some people to take advantage of the chaos to loot damaged buildings despite warnings about repercussions from the authorities.