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100
The action of taking a person away by force and keeping them prisoner, usually in order to demand money for their safe return.
kidnapping
100
The crime of deliberately setting fire to a building.
arson
100
The crime of breaking into a house, a flat, etc. in order to steal things.
burglary
100
The crime of taking things or people illegally into or out of a country.
smuggling
100

stealing things from people`s pockets, especially in a crowd

pickpocketing

200
Murdering a public figure such as a king, a president, etc.
assassination
200

hurting another person physically

assault

200

stealing merchandise from a store

shoplifting

200

driving beyond the speed limit

speeding

200

Taking illegal substances such as marijuana or cocaine to feel happy, relaxed, or excited

Drug abuse

300
The act is taking control of an aeroplane, train, etc. by force, usually in order to make political demands.
hijacking
300
A car accident in which the guilty driver does not stop to help.
hit and run
300
The act of demanding money or favour from someone by threatening to reveal a secret about them which, if made public, could cause the person embarrassment.
blackmailing
300

lying or cheating for business or monetary purposes

fraud

300

a technique to gain personal information for the purpose of identity theft, usually by means of fraudulent e-mail

Phishing

400

When somebody is killed with a knife

Stabbing

400

Illegally give someone money or a gift in order to persuade them to do something for you

Bribery

400

When somebody is killed by a toxin

Poisoning

400

Driving fast and dangerously in a stolen car for enjoyment.

Joyriding

400

Killing someone unintentionally or without having planned to do it.

Manslaughter

500

Walking across a road at a place where it is dangerous to cross

Jaywalking

500

a story in which the detective follows clues to find out who did the crime

a whodunnit

500

a fictional private detective who lives with his assistant in London and is famous for his powers of observation and logical reasoning

Sherlock Holmes

500

A team of police forensic evidence investigation experts

CSI = Crime Scene Investigators

500

A fictional Belgian detective and the hero of more than 50 short stories written by Agatha Christie.

Hercule Poirot

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