Burglary
Robbery, Burglar, Robber
noun, verbal noun
You are strong so you break into someone's home, hold them up, then steal from them. Ha ha! Take that, next door neighbor! This is a burglary or robbery, depending on how crazy you get after you use that strength to break down that door.
This is a jukugo word, which usually means on'yomi readings from the kanji. But 強 has two on'yomi readings, and you haven't really seen this one yet, so here's a mnemonic to help you out:
Think about how when you commit a robbery, you go (ごう) into someone's house, then you go to jail as well, if you're caught.
あの店、強盗が入ったらしいよ！でも、幸い誰もケガはなかったって。
I heard that store was robbed, but thankfully no one was injured.
たった今、強盗がそこの角を曲がって行きましたよ！
A robber turned that corner just now!
え、昨日強盗の罪で逮捕された人って、あなたのお母さんだったの？！
What, the person who got arrested for the crime of burglary yesterday was your mother?!
銀行強盗をやってみないか？今を逃がすと一生ないよ。
Do you want to rob a bank? It's now or never.