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Stealing something from a shop, usually by hiding an item in a pocket, under clothes, or in a bag.
Shoplifting
Illegally taking control of a vehicle, such as an airplane, a boat, or a car.
Hijacking
The person who decides the result of a criminal trial.
Judge
A person believed to be responsible for committing a crime.
Suspect
Copying a document, signature, banknote, or work of art.
Forgery
Stealing something that does not belong to you.
Theft
Intentionally killing someone.
Murder
An object used to attack and kill someone.
Weapon
Someone who arrests and stops criminals.
Police Officer
The place where criminals are kept.
Prison Cell
Destroying or damaging property.
Vandalism
Illegally taking a person.
Kidnapping
Demanding money from someone. In exchange, the criminal won't share damaging information about the victim.
Blackmail
A person whose job is to investigate and solve crimes.
Detective
An animal used to stop criminals.
Police Dog
Illegally entering a building to steal something.
Burglary
Deliberately setting fire to property.
Arson
A person who studies law.
Lawyer
An expert who uses scientific methods to help solve a crime.
Forensic Scientist
A person who steals someone's possessions
Robber
A unique mark used to identify people
Fingerprint