vandalism - Someone damages property on purpose., hijacking - Someone takes control of a plane, ship, bus, etc. and forces it to go somewhere different., burglary - Someone goes into a house, shop, etc. and steals things., robbery - Someone steals from a bank, shop, etc., fraud - Someone deceives people to get money from them.raud., smuggling - Someone takes something illegal or not allowed into a country, e.g. drugs, alcohol, etc., kidnapping - Someone takes another person and demands money or other things for their return., stalking - Someone follows another person all the time, often in order to hurt or attack them., mugging - Someone attacks another person in a public place and steals their money, watch, etc., bribery - A person gives someone in authority money or gifts to get special treatment., hacking - Someone illegally uses a computer system, e.g. to get information, change information, etc., theft - Someone steals something., rape - Someone has sex with another person without their agreement., blackmail - A person says they will tell the police a secret about you if you don't give them money or do something for them., murder - Someone kills another person intentionally.,

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