1. Crimes Against Property Burning Burning Breaking Breaking And Taking Stuff And Taking Stuff

2. Vandalism: M M M M M aaaa llll iiii cccc iiii oooo uuuu ssss M M M M iiii ssss cccc hhhh iiii eeee ffff Intending to damage property

3. Larceny Taking someone's property with the intent to steal. Taking someone's property with the intent to steal. Taking someone’s bike from a bike rack. Taking someone’s bike from a bike rack. Shoplifting and Concealment Shoplifting and Concealment Shoplifting Keeping something that you found IF it is identifiable. Keeping something that you found IF it is identifiable. Grand Larceny (felony): $100 or more Grand Larceny (felony): $100 or more Petty Larceny – pick pocket (misdemeanor) less than $100 Petty Larceny – pick pocket (misdemeanor) less than $100 Petty Larceny pick pocket Petty Larceny pick pocket

4. Embezzlement A c c c c c hhhh uuuu rrrr cccc hhhh t t t t rrrr eeee aaaa ssss uuuu rrrr eeee rrrr w w w w who takes money from the church A CEO who takes money from his company.

5. Robbery Theft of property from a person WITH The act or threat of harm

6. AAAA rrrr mmmm eeee dddd R R R R oooo bbbb bbbb eeee rrrr yyyy a a a a adds the element of a weapon or perceived weapon.

7. BBBB uuuu rrrr gggg llll aaaa rrrr yyyy Entering a building without permission with the INTENT to commit a crime.

8. The penalties are worse for burglaries… That take place at n n n n n iiii gggg hhhh tttt. Of inhabited dwellings. In which the burglar is armed.

9. AAAA rrrr ssss oooo nnnn Burning property with intent and malice.

10. Unauthorized use of a motor vehicle

11. Joyriding (misdemeanor) is when intent is temporary use

12. GGGG rrrr aaaa nnnn dddd T T T T hhhh eeee ffff tttt A A A A uuuu tttt oooo ( ( ( ( (felony) has the intent of permanent use.

13. ExtortionExtortion (blackmail) Extortion The threat of future harm in order to obtain someone’s stuff.

14. Forgery To make or change a document with the intent to fool.

15. Receiving Stolen Property This is a crime if you knew or should have known that the property was stolen Felony: $100 or more Misdemeanor: less than $100