Vandalism
This is a person who intentionally damages, vandalizes, or destroys cultural values, nature, or public property.
Vandal
Synonym of housebreaker.
Burglar
Synonym of bandit.
Robber
Take a wallet that doesn't belong to you and keep it.
Steal a wallet
A government official who conducts criminal proceedings against a defendant.
Prosecutor
This is a brazen, intentional violation of public order that demonstrates disrespect for the public, others, or their work.
Hooliganism
Synonym of illegal submission.
Unlawful entry
A person seized or held as security for the fulfillment of a condition or demand.
Hostage
The crime of stealing from people's pockets or bags.
Picking pockets
A licensed professional who provides legal advice and represents clients in legal matters.
Lawyer
These are inscriptions and drawings sprayed with paint, ink or other means on walls, fences or other public surfaces.
Graffiti
The unlawful taking of another person's property without consent, typically involving low-value items below a state-mandated threshold
Petty theft
Steal money from a bank.
Rob a bank
Take clothes from a shop that don't belong to you and keep them.
Steal clothes from a shop
A person who provides testimony about an event they have seen or experienced to help a court determine the truth.
Witness
This is the intentional destruction, tampering, or disruption of digital assets (websites, databases, networks, or software).
Cyber-vandalism
The unsuccessful effort to enter a building or structure with the intent to commit a crime, such as theft or felony, without necessarily gaining entry.
Attempted burglary
The illegal taking of property from someone by using or threatening the use of a weapon.
Armed robbery
This is a state-imposed monetary penalty imposed on a person for committing a violation of the law.
Fine
It's a formal legal proceeding in a court where evidence is examined by a judge or jury to reach a final decision on a case.
Trial
The act of damaging, marring, or disfiguring the surface or appearance of something, such as buildings, statues, or documents.
Defacement
This is a qualified form of burglary, where the crime becomes more dangerous due to specific factors, and is punished much more severely than simple burglary.
Aggravated burglary
Synonym of to arrest and rob.
To hold up
The fraudulent act of replacing a product's original price label with a lower-priced one to deceive a retailer and pay less for the item.
Price tag switching
It's information or physical objects presented in court to prove or disprove a fact in a legal case.
Evidence