arson, using fire to destroy something, assassination, killing a leader or important person (usually for political reasons), assault, attacking or intentionally hurting another person, bribery, paying money to influence a government official, burglary, breaking into a house or building, usually to steal something (one kind of “theft”), embezzlement, stealing from an employer (one kind of “theft”), forgery, writing another person’s signature (on a contract or check, for example), fraud, lying or making a false statement that causes harm to another person, hijacking, taking control of an airplane or other vehicle by force, kidnapping, taking a person (often a child) and demanding money, manslaughter, killing another person without premeditation (without planning), murder, killing another person with premeditation (with planning), perjury, lying when testifying in court, pick‐pocketing, stealing money by taking it from other people’s pockets (one kind of “theft”), robbery, using force or threats to directly steal money from another person, shoplifting, stealing items from a store, smuggling, sneaking illegal items from one country to another country, terrorism, using threats or violence against innocent people for political/religious reasons, theft, stealing from others (includes burglary, embezzlement, pick‐pocketing, robbery, etc.), trespassing, going onto another person’s property without permission, vandalism, destroying another person’s property

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