Robbery, Stealing from people or banks., Theft, Stealing money or possessions., Burglary, Stealing from houses or flats., Mugging, Using violence to steal from somebody in a public place, such as a street or park., Shoplifting, Stealing things from a shop while it is open., Smuggling, Taking things illegally from one country to another., Kidnapping, Taking a person by force, often to demand money for their return., Terrorism, Using violence, such as bombings or shootings, for political purposes., Looting, Stealing from shops or homes that have been damaged by war or a natural disaster., Vandalism, Intentionally damaging public property or property belonging to other people., Arson, Deliberately starting a fire in a building to damage or destroy it., Murder, Intentionally killing somebody., Bribery, Offering money, gifts, or other benefits to persuade someone to do something., Fraud, Obtaining money illegally, usually by using deception or dishonest methods.

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