Crime Against Property, Against Persons, And Against Public Order

Crime Against Property, Against Persons, And Against Public Order

Introduction

The paper below highlights the certain types of crimes and their examples.

Discussion

Crimes against property

There are understated but significant differences in the meanings of violations such as robbery, burglary and stealing. A person is said to be a burglar if he enters a premise with intentions of stealing or commit an offence and as a result of these actions the property or premises is damaged or abused. Forced used on a person or the person is in fear of being subjected to assault can be termed as robbery.A stealing crime is typically done in combination with a robbery or burglary, but only the maximum felony in a course crime is recorded. Theft crime are simple, to steal and item where one take an item with letting the surrounding know, and the surrounding restrict him to do so. Theft is further divided into the theft of items, theft of motor vehicles, shoplifting or shop steal, or theft of anything with the owners knowledge.

Arson

To intentionally, and unlawfully abuse or damage or attempt to damage some one else or personal property by any incendiary device or fire. To be classified as Arson case, fire patterns are studies to make sure it was intentional and unlawful. Burning attempts should be included, but fire on unknown or suspicious origin shouldn't be reported.

Only fires determined through investigation, to have been unlawfully and intentionally set are to

Be classified as Arson. Attempts to burn should be included, but fires of suspicious or unknown origin should not be reported. Within reporting jurisdiction, each incident should be scored for its separate arson operation. If arson fire spreads from one to another then it would be reported by the jurisdiction, where the arson originated. As a result of arson incidents, in which people ...