Blackmail, Threatening to reveal a secret about someone unless they pay you money., Bribery, Offering money or a gift to someone (like an official) to get them to do something for you, Burglary, Breaking into a house or building to steal things, Drug dealing, The crime of selling illegal drugs., Fraud, Cheating or lying to someone, often to get their money or property, Hacking, Gaining illegal access to a computer system or private data., Hijacking, Taking control of a vehicle (like a plane or bus) by force while it is moving., Kidnapping, Taking a person away by force and demanding money for their return., Mugging, Attacking someone in a public place (like the street) to steal their money or phone, Murder, The intentional and illegal killing of another person., Rape, Forcing someone to have sex against their will., Robbery, Stealing from a person or a place (like a bank or shop) using force or threats., Smuggling, Bringing goods into or out of a country illegally (e.g., without paying tax)., Stalking, Following and watching someone over a long period in a way that is annoying or frightening., Terrorism, Using violence and bombs, especially for political purposes, to frighten people., Theft, The general act of stealing something that belongs to someone else, Vandalism, The crime of intentionally damaging public or private property (like statues or walls).

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