arson, the crime of deliberately setting fire to something, be arrested, to be taken by the police because of a crime, be charged with a crime, to be officially accused of a crime, be found guilty, to be officially decided as responsible for a crime, be released, to be allowed to go free, burglar, a person who breaks into buildings to steal, burglary, the crime of entering a building to steal, collect evidence, to gather facts and proof about a crime, commit a crime, to do something illegal, criminal, a person who breaks the law, detective, a police officer who investigates crimes, drug dealer, a person who sells illegal drugs, evidence, facts or proof used to show something is true, go to court, to appear in a court of law, innocent, not guilty of a crime, judge, a person who decides in court, murder, the crime of killing someone, robbery, the crime of taking something by force, shoplifting, the crime of stealing from a shop, steal, to take something that is not yours, suspect, a person who may have committed a crime, trial, a formal process in court to decide if someone is guilty, theft, the crime of stealing, vandalism, the act of damaging property, victim, a person who suffers because of a crime, witness, a person who sees a crime happen
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Focus 3, Module 8.1
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