Theft and Vehicle Theft
Definition of theft.
What is taking or carrying away personal property of another without consent
Definition of defrauding an innkeeper
What is involves obtaining food, services, fuel, or accommodations without paying the proprietor or manager.
Definition of shoplifting?
What is involves entering a commercial business during regular business hours intent to commit larceny at the time of entry.
What requires for a burglary investigation?
What is the burglar must enter or break into the structure with the intent of a felony offense, such as grand theft or assault
Definition of forgery.
What is signing someone else’s name or changing a document on purpose to trick or cheat someone.
Difference between petty theft vs. grand theft.
What is petty theft is values under $950 and grand theft is over $950.
What are the "designated facilities"?
What is hotels, inns, restaurants, motels, marinas, campgrounds, apartment houses, and similar lodging or service locations.
What crime classification does shoplifting fall under?
What is misdemeanor.
Responding officers must be aware of forced locks or these types of locks.
Forgery is covered under this Penal Code section.
What is Penal Code 470
What is the difference between personal property and real property?
What is Personal Property- Movable items (money, goods, animals, crops, services, etc.).
Real Property- Land or items permanently attached to land.
Definition of burglary
What is entering a building or specified structure with the intent to commit theft or any felony.
How much does the value have to be for it to be shoplifting?
What is $950 or less.
Definition of receiving stolen property.
What is buying, selling, hiding, or keeping something you know was stolen or taken by extortion.
What is checks, money orders, contracts, wills, deeds, and lottery tickets.
Definition of Vehicle Theft.
What is driving or taking of a vehicle not your own, without the owner’s consent, and with intent to either permanently or temporarily deprive the owner of possession.
Definition of "inhabited"
What is it is used as a dwelling, even when the occupant is temporarily absent but intends to return.
Definition of possession of burglary tools.
What is involving possessing, making, altering, or repairing almost any kind of instrument with the intent to use it to break or enter a structure to commit a misdemeanor or felony
What is the crime classification for receiving stolen property?
What it is a misdemeanor if the value of the property is $950 or less.
Having or showing a fake ID with the intent to commit forgery is a misdemeanor if the value is this amount or less.
What is $950
What is the penal code for Grand Theft?
What is PC 487
What is first degree burglary?
What is involves inhabiting dwellings.
What are the crime elements?
What is possession of certain tools, altering or attempting to make a key to open a lock, and have the intent to break into a structure
To be guilty of receiving stolen property, the person must know or should have known the item was this.
What is stolen.
Trying to use or pass a fake check, money order, or warrant is covered under this Penal Code section.
What is Penal Code 475a