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Forgery is the act of producing a false document, signature, bank note, or work of art.
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Burglary is the act of breaking and entering a household, building, house trailer, watercraft, aircraft, railroad car, or motor vehicles, with the intent to commit a crime (such as theft).
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Extortion is the act of acquiring something through the threats or force (blackmail).
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A person commits robbery when they take or attempt to obtain anything of worth by threatening to use force or using force. Categories of robbery include:
-Aggravated robbery
-Armed robbery
-Vehicular Hijacking
-Aggravated vehicle hijacking
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The act of using a trusting position to manipulate someone and get money or property from that person.
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Larceny is theft of someone else's personal property. Larceny includes:
-Exerting or obtaining non consented control of the owners property
-Obtains control of property by deception
-Obtains control of property through threats
-Knowingly obtaining stolen property, aware of the fact that it was previously stolen
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Vandalism is the act of committing criminal damage to property which includes:
- Knowingly committing damage to the property of someone other than your own
-Committing damage by means of fire or explosives
-Starting a fire on the land of another (without consent)
- Knowingly damaging a domestic animal
- Knowingly depositing something foul smelling (including stink bombs) which would therefore interfere with the use of land or building
- Knowingly without authorization, damaging or tampering with any private or public fire fighting equipment
-Intentionally with out authorization, opens a fire hydrant
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Arson is the act of deliberately setting fire to property.
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