Summary
Highlights
Mug00:00:04
To attack someone in order to steal their belongings. Examples include being mugged in an alley or a tourist having their phone taken.
Kidnap00:00:26
To take someone away illegally by force, often for ransom. Examples include criminals kidnapping a child for money or someone narrowly escaping a kidnapping.
Steal00:00:56
To take something without permission or legal right. Examples include stealing a wallet from a table or a bike.
Rob00:01:20
To take money or property illegally from a person or place. Examples include a bank being robbed at gunpoint or an elderly man being targeted.
Burgle00:01:46
To enter a building illegally with the intent to commit theft. Examples include a house being burgled during vacation or an office being burgled over the weekend.
Blackmail00:02:12
To demand money or favors by threatening to reveal secrets. Examples include blackmail with embarrassing photos or blackmailing a politician.
Bribe00:02:38
To offer money or favors in exchange for illegal influence. Examples include trying to bribe an officer or an official being bribed to approve a deal.
Pickpocket00:03:06
To steal from someone's pocket or bag without them noticing. Examples include a thief pickpocketing on a train or learning to pickpocket in crowded places.
Hijack00:03:31
To illegally seize a vehicle or aircraft. Examples include a plane being hijacked by terrorists or pirates attempting to hijack a cargo ship.
Shoplift00:03:56
To steal items from a store without paying. Examples include being caught shoplifting at the mall or teenagers shoplifting small items.
Carjacking00:04:21
Forcing someone out of their vehicle to steal it, often with threats or violence. Examples include a victim being threatened during carjacking at a traffic signal or reporting a carjacking to the police.
Rape00:04:51
Forcing someone into sexual activity without their consent. The video emphasizes it as a serious crime with severe penalties.
Loot00:05:18
To steal goods, typically during a war or riot. Examples include rioters looting stores during chaos or a museum being looted during an invasion.
Jaywalking00:05:44
Crossing the street illegally or without using a designated crosswalk. Examples include being ticketed for jaywalking or people jaywalking to save time despite danger.
Defraud00:06:14
To cheat someone to obtain money or property. Examples include defrauding investors of millions or being accused of defrauding an employer.
Forge00:06:38
To create a fake document, signature, or artwork to deceive. Examples include forging a boss's signature or a forged passport.
Arson00:07:03
To deliberately set fire to property. Examples include a suspect charged with arson or someone setting fire to a warehouse.
Embezzle00:07:30
To steal money entrusted to one's care. Examples include an accountant embezzling funds from a company or being jailed for embezzling government money.
Vandalize00:07:54
To deliberately damage property. Examples include someone vandalizing school walls with graffiti or being arrested for vandalizing public property.
Trespass00:08:19
To enter someone's property without permission. Examples include hunters being caught trespassing on private land or teenagers trespassing in abandoned buildings.
Assault00:08:45
To physically attack someone. Examples include being charged with assaulting a police officer or assaulting someone during an argument.
Counterfeit00:09:09
To produce fake goods or money. Examples include being arrested for counterfeiting banknotes or counterfeit bags looking real.
Poach00:09:34
To hunt or fish illegally. Examples include being caught poaching endangered animals or poaching deer on private land.
Abet00:09:53
To assist or encourage someone in committing a crime. Examples include being charged with abetting a criminal or abetting a friend in planning a robbery.
Perjury00:10:18
To lie under oath in a court of law. Examples include a witness perjuring themselves during a trial or perjuring to protect a partner.
Fence00:10:43
To buy or sell stolen goods. Examples include being caught fencing stolen jewelry or a gang using someone to fence their loot.