Crimes Against Property

Law and Society

Arson

Willfully and Maliciously setting a fire/burning a structure, forest, or other property

Unlawfully Causing a Fire

Recklessly setting a fire or burning a structure, forest, or other property

Vandalism/Malicious Mischief

Willfully destroying or damaging someone else property

Burglary

Breaking and entering with the intent to commit a crime

Trespass

Entering or remaining on any posted property without the written permission of the owner or person in possession

Larceny

Taking and carrying away someone else’s property with the intent to steal it ; Keeping lost property when a reasonable method exists for finding it ; keeping property delivered by mistake

Shoplifting

Form of theft that occurs in a commercial establishment ; taking items from a store without paying or intending to pay for them

Concealment

Concealing property (basically attempted shoplifting)

Embezzlement

Taking property that was entrusted to you

Theft

A crime in some jurisdiction including California that combines embezzlement, larceny, and obtaining property by false pretenses

Receiving Stolen Property

Receiving stolen property that you know or have reason to believe its stolen

Auto Theft

Taking a veichle without the owner permission with the intent to keep it

Unauthorized Use of A Vehicle

Temporarily taking a vehicle without the owners permission

Extortion and Blackmail

Using threats to do future physical harm, to destroy property, or to injure someones character/reputation

Forgery

Falsely making or altering a document or writing with the intent to defraud

Uttering

Offering to someone as a genuine ; a document known to be fake

Hacking

Stealing information or money ; damaging systems

Counterfitting

Manufacturing, marketing, distributing, or selling a product with a mark that is identical with or confusingly similar to a trademark and is used on or in connection with the same type of goods or services

Obscenity

Depicts patently offensive sexual material