If inspectors discover breaches of the law, there's a range of action they can take.

In 1903, inspectors discovered a 200-pound sow in an apartment.

But the inspectors discovered the truth after the war when they visited the site.

Groping in the darkness, the inspector suddenly discovered his flashlight.

When the inspector discovered this, the comfortable world of a splendid little nursery school was shattered.

And later, inspectors discovered that as many as 18 children were in one shelter licensed to house 13.

The risk in the strategy, officials note, is that the inspectors may visit those sites and discover nothing.

On January 16, 2003, inspectors discovered 11 empty 122 mm chemical warheads.

Late last month, inspectors discovered that a plate needed to hold one of those beams in place was missing.

After an inspector discovered the illegal living space, they were given three days to move.