Burglary, theft and property crime charges.
Allegations of entering a building without consent to commit a crime, or committing a crime inside, where the building is a dwelling with someone else present; where the burglar has a dangerous weapon or explosive; or where the burglar assaults someone.
Allegations of entering a building without consent to commit a crime, or committing a crime inside, where the building is a dwelling; a bank or pharmacy entered by force; or a government building, religious establishment, historic property or school entered to steal or damage property. It also covers a burglar who carries a tool to get at money or property.
Allegations of entering a building without consent with intent to commit a crime, typically a non-dwelling such as a business or storage unit.
Allegations of taking or using another person's property without consent. Theft over $1,000 is a felony, and some thefts are felonies at any value, such as theft from a person or theft of a motor vehicle.
Allegations of knowingly receiving, possessing, or disposing of property that was obtained by theft.
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