#assault. theft. fraud. DUI. breaking & entering

[octoooo]

Makomo’s album part 2 (Masterlist)

Lil bonus;

Makomo: I’ve got some (pics) of them being silly together

Shinobu: They sure do seem close

Makomo: Yeah gramps said they might be gay, I dunno

[spopsalt]

Ik Rick and BoJack are random but I wanted to add on some well written characters :)

context for the character and list of some of their crimes under the cut!

Catra Applesauce Meow Meow

Definitely my most controversial pick for this list! Catra was an abused child soldier and abused her sister Adora, she was redeemed buttt her arc wasn't really...good. Her crimes: War crimes Abuse of power Corruption Reckless endangerment Psychological abuse Assault Terrorism Attempted regicide Attempted mass murder Attempted world domination Attempted cataclysm Conspiracy Mass destruction Abduction & kidnapping Unlawful imprisonment Brainwashing Theft Torture Treason Usurpation Coercion Stalking Mutilation Aiding and abetting Illegal use of weapons Espionage Crimes against peace Crimes against Etheria Altering reality (unintentional)

Next up my personal least favorite out of this list, Stolas!

Awww poor guy, forcing someone into having sex with you with holding what they need for their job over their head, his crimes took me a bit longer considering he's considered just a poor guy buttt here's a list I thought of from the top of my head: Child Neglect, Abuse of power (unsure if that's a crime) harrasment, r*pe

Next up Bojack the Horseman, Bojack the horse don't act like you don't know!

One of the more sympathetic ones, he's still an asshole but he does try to change and he is well written. He's egotistical and has a huge ego, we do get a positive implied outcome in the series finale, but it's still unclear. Here's a list of his crimes: Murder via inaction Assault Attempted murder Theft Drugging Breaking and entering Harassment Stalking Drug dealing and possession Driving under the influence Supplying alcohol to minors Corruption Sabotage Fraud Identity theft Trespassing Child endangerment Bullying Destruction of property Arson Sexual misconduct with a minor Psychological abuse

Next up my favorite, but still an awful person, Rick Sanchez!

Again, he's one of the more sympathetic ones given his past, and he is actively trying to change and does really love his grandson,the rest of his family and friends even sacrificing himself for his grandson but he is still a horrible person with a longgg list of crimes, also disclaimer ripped most of these from the villains wiki so if any info is missing or inaccurate that's why. List of crimes: Unethical experimentation Negligence Mass murder Mass genocide Mass enslavement Mass torture Mass mundicide Mass property damage Mass manslaughter Mass theoricideMass omnicide (heavily implied)Terrorism Treason Theft Trespassing Death threats Hijacking Assault and battery Psychological abuse Human trafficking Vandalism Regicide Arson Deicide Piracy Possession Hacking Kidnapping Blackmail Con artistry Drug dealing Mutilation Brainwashing Smuggling Corruption Defilement Heresy Vigilantism False imprisonment Jailbreak Sabotage Incrimination Reckless endangerment Indecent exposure Impersonation Cannibalism Aiding and abetting Disturbing the peace Child abuse Substance abuse Abuse of power Burglary War crimes Animal cruelty Forced transmutations Corpse desecrations Grand theft DUI Pollution Attempted infanticideIllicit dealings Weapons dealing Graverobbery Usurpation Public intoxication Child endangerment Evading arrest Perjury Illegal weapons development

[sharkchanic]

your rocket's crimes:

assault, theft, fraud, DUI, breaking and entering, solicitation, armed robbery, shoplifting, aggravated assault on a police officer, and even more.

do YOU know where your child is?? huh??? huh???????

-🐝

".... I'm pretty sure those are just crimes based on his phights- which, I'm proud of him for doing well in-"

[officermaddie23]

What happens when you leave Hellronie alone for two minutes

Mefalen: assault, theft, fraud, DUI, arson, breaking and entering, soliciting explosives, and more

Norberrt: I was gone for two minutes

Hellronie: eh heh well

[snickers-the-fluffy-boi]

Abusive Sexual Contact

Advocating Overthrow of Government

Aggravated Assault/Battery

Aggravated Identity Theft

Aggravated Sexual Abuse

Aiming a Laser Pointer at an Aircraft

Airplane Hijacking

Anti-racketeering

Antitrust

Armed Robbery

Arson

Assassination

Assault with a Deadly Weapon

Assaulting or Killing Federal Officer

Assisting or Instigating Escape

Attempt to commit Murder/Manslaughter

Bank Burglary

Bankruptcy Fraud/Embezzlement

Bank Larceny

Bank Robbery

Blackmail

Bombing Matters

Bond Default

Breaking and/or Entering Carrier Facilities

Bribery Crimes

Certification of Checks (Fraud)

Child Abuse

Child Exploitation

Child Pornography

Civil Action to Restrain Harassment of a Victim or Witness

Coercion

Commodities Price Fixing

Computer Crime

Concealing Escaped Prisoner

Concealing Person from Arrest

Concealment of Assets

Conspiracy (in matters under FBI jurisdiction)

Conspiracy to Impede or Injure an Officer

Contempt of Court

Continuing Criminal Enterprise

Conveying False Information

Copyright Matters

Counterfeiting

Counterintelligence Crimes

Credit/Debit Card Fraud

Crime Aboard Aircraft

Crimes on Government Reservations

Crimes on Indian Reservations

Criminal Contempt of Court

Criminal Forfeiture

Criminal Infringement of a Copyright

Cyber Crimes

Damage to Religious Property

Delivery to Consignee

Demands Against the U.S.

Destruction of Aircraft or Motor Vehicles Used in Foreign Commerce

Destruction of an Energy Facility

Destruction of Property to Prevent Seizure

Destruction of Records in Federal Investigations and Bankruptcy

Destruction of Corporate Audit Records

Destruction of Veterans’ Memorials

Detention of Armed Vessel

Disclosure of Confidential Information

Domestic Security

Domestic Terrorism

Domestic Violence

Drive-by Shooting

Drug Abuse Violations

Drug Smuggling

Drug Trafficking

DUI/DWI on Federal Property

Economic Espionage

Election Law Crimes

Embezzlement

Embezzlement Against Estate

Entering Train to Commit Crime

Enlistment to Serve Against the U.S.

Environmental Scheme Crimes

Escaping Custody/Escaped Federal Prisoners

Examiner Performing Other Services

Exportation of Drugs

Extortion

Failure to Appear on Felony Offense

Failure to Pay Legal Child Support Obligations

False Bail

False Pretenses

False Statements Relating to Health Care Matters

Falsely Claiming Citizenship

False Declarations before Grand Jury or Court

False Entries in Records of Interstate Carriers

False Information and Hoaxes

False Statement to Obtain Unemployment Compensation

Federal Aviation Act

Federal Civil Rights Violations (hate crimes, police misconduct)

Female Genital Mutilation

Financial Transactions with Foreign Government

First Degree Murder

Flight to Avoid Prosecution or Giving Testimony

Forced Labor

Forcible Rape

Forgery

Fraud Activity in Connection with Electronic Mail

Fraud Against the Government

Genocide

Hacking Crimes

Harboring Terrorists

Harming Animals Used in Law Enforcement

Hate Crime Acts

Homicide

Hostage Taking

Identity Theft

Illegal Possession of Firearms

Immigration Offenses

Impersonator Making Arrest or Search

Importation of Drugs

Influencing Juror by Writing

Injuring Officer

Insider Trading Crimes

Insurance Fraud

Interference with the Operation of a Satellite

International Parental Kidnapping

International Terrorism

Interstate Domestic Violence

Interstate Violation of Protection Order

Larceny

Lobbying with Appropriated Moneys

Mailing Threatening Communications

Major Fraud Against the U.S.

Manslaughter

Medical/Health Care Fraud

Missile Systems Designed to Destroy Aircraft

Misuse of Passport

Misuse of Visas, Permits, or Other Documents

Molestation

Money Laundering

Motor Vehicle Theft

Murder by a Federal Prisoner

Murder Committed During Drug-related Drive-by shooting

Murder Committed in Federal Government Facility

Narcotics Violations

Obstructing Examination of Financial Institution

Obstruction of Court Orders

Obstruction of Federal audit

Obstruction of Justice

Obstruction of Criminal Investigations

Officer Failing to Make Reports

Partial Birth Abortion

Penalties for Neglect or Refusal to Answer Subpoena

Peonage

Perjury

Picketing or Parading

Pirating

Possession by Restricted Persons

Possession of False Papers to Defraud the U.S.

Possession of Narcotics

Possession of Child Pornography

Private Correspondence with Foreign Government

Probation Violation

Product Tampering

Prohibition of Illegal Gambling Businesses

Prostitution

Protection of Foreign Officials

Public Corruption Crimes

Racketeering

Radiological Dispersal Devices

Ransom Money

Rape

Receiving the Proceeds of Extortion

Recording or Listening to Grand or Petit Juries While Deliberating

Reentry of an Alien Removed on National Security Grounds

Registration of Certain Organizations

Reproduction of Citizenship Papers

Resistance to Extradition Agent

Rescue of Seized Property

Retaliating Against a Federal Judge by False Claim or Slander of Title

Retaliating Against a Witness, Victim, or an Informant

Robbery

Robberies and Burglaries Involving Controlled Substances

Sabotage

Sale of Citizenship Papers

Sale of Stolen Vehicles

Searches Without Warrant

Second Degree Murder

Serial Murders

Sexual Abuse

Sexual Abuse of a Minor

Sexual Assault

Sexual Battery

Sexual Conduct with a Minor

Sexual Exploitation

Sex Trafficking

Shoplifting

Smuggling

Solicitation to Commit a Crime of Violence

Stalking (In Violation of Restraining Order)

Stolen Property; Buying, Receiving, or Possessing

Subornation of Perjury

Suits Against Government Officials

Tampering with a Witness, Victim, or Informant

Tampering with Consumer Products

Tampering with Vessels

Theft of Trade Secrets

Torture

Trafficking in Counterfeit Goods or Services

Transmission of Wagering Information (Gambling)

Transportation into State Prohibiting Sale

Transportation of Slaves from U.S.

Transportation of Stolen Vehicles

Transportation of Terrorists

Trespassing

Treason

Unauthorized Removal of Classified Documents

Use of Fire or Explosives to Destroy Property

Use of Weapons of Mass Destruction

Vandalism

Video Voyeurism

Violation of Prohibitions Governing Atomic Weapons

Violence at International airports

Violent Crimes in Aid of Racketeering Activity

Willful Wrecking of a Train Resulting in Death

Wire Fraud

That’s the list of all of my crimes

[fnafsbheadcanon]

What happens when Vanessa leaves Gregory and Cassie alone for 5 minutes

Police officer: assault theft fraud DUI breaking and entering arson shoplifting aggravated assault on a police officer and more

Vanessa: I WAS GONE FOR 5 minutes

Gregory and Cassie: *guilty smile*

That just how children in the fnaf universe are sometimes you know.

[ohfuckiamsohardrn]

"and nifty? ha… you don't even wanna know what her deal is."

husk really said:

"assault, theft, fraud, DUI, breaking and entering, solicitation, armed robbery, shoplifting, aggravated assault on a police officer, and more. this is a cry for help. i need therapy."

[brightsstar]

The audio I believe the previous ask was referring to was one that goes, “assault, theft, fraud, “DUI,” breaking and entering, armed robbery, shoplifting, aggravated assault on a police officer, and more.” Hope that helped ^^

I still wouldn't know, but thank you for clarifying lol

I can see that sorta though

[innfinders-innkeepers]

🤓🪶✨assault theft fraud DUI breaking and entering solicitation armed robbery shoplifting aggravated assault on a police officer and more 💖

ed: god stede is too good for me. hes so good and he cares so much, hes so innocent and sweet and could do no wrong. i hope he doesnt realize how awful i am

stede writing his to do list in glitter pen: assault theft fraud DUI breaking and entering solicitation armed robbery shoplifting aggravated assault on a police officer and more

[officermaddie23]

What happens when Drachenfire leaves Gregory Unattended for 5 minutes

Police Officer: Assault theft fraud DUI breaking and entering solicitation shop lifting arson and more

Maddie Drachenfire: Young man I was gone for like 5 minutes

Gregory: *guilty smile*

@mellowwolflady well looks like Gregory is gonna be grounded for a while

[liamwilsonsblog]

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Assault, theft, fraud, DUI, breaking and entering, solicitation, armed robbery, shoplifting, aggravated assault on a police officer and more

what is he accused of 🌀🌀🌀

[australianlawyersandadvocates]

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Common Crimes: What are the Most Frequent Offenses and Their Implications

Common Crimes: Understanding the Most Frequent Offenses and Their ImplicationsTheft and Burglary: Economic Pressures and OpportunityCauses of Theft and Burglary Prevention and Mitigation Assault: Violence in Various FormsCauses and Contexts of Assault Strategies for Reducing Assault Drug-Related Offenses: A Public Health CrisisUnderstanding the Drug Crime Landscape Impact on Communities Prevention and Intervention Vandalism: Destruction of Property and Community ImpactMotivations Behind Vandalism Consequences of Vandalism Preventing and Addressing Vandalism Fraud: Deception for Financial GainTypes of Fraud and Their Impact Preventing Fraud Driving Under the Influence (DUI): A Risk to Public SafetyThe Dangers of DUI Strategies to Combat DUI Domestic Violence: A Hidden CrimeThe Complex Nature of Domestic Violence Addressing Domestic Violence Conclusion: Building Safer Communities Common Crimes: Understanding the Most Frequent Offenses and Their Implications What are the most common crimes in the modern world? Crime is an inevitable part of any society, and while it may manifest differently across regions and cultures, certain types of crimes tend to be universally common. These offenses not only disrupt the lives of individuals but also impact entire communities, leading to economic losses, fear, and a diminished sense of security. Understanding common crimes, their root causes, and the strategies to prevent them is crucial in fostering a safer environment for everyone.

Theft and Burglary: Economic Pressures and Opportunity Theft is one of the most widespread crimes globally, encompassing a range of activities such as larceny, shoplifting, and car theft. Burglary, on the other hand, specifically involves breaking and entering into a structure, such as a home or business, with the intent to commit a felony, typically theft. Causes of Theft and Burglary The motivations behind theft and burglary are multifaceted. Economic desperation often plays a significant role, particularly in areas with high unemployment rates or where poverty is prevalent. For some, stealing becomes a means of survival. However, theft can also be opportunistic, with perpetrators taking advantage of unsecured property or moments of inattention. Substance abuse is another major factor, as individuals addicted to drugs or alcohol may resort to theft or burglary to fund their addiction. Peer pressure, particularly among youth, can also lead to involvement in these common crimes. Prevention and Mitigation Preventing theft and burglary requires a combination of personal vigilance, community involvement, and law enforcement strategies. Individuals can protect their property by investing in security systems, such as alarms, surveillance cameras, and robust locks. Neighborhood watch programs can also be effective, as they promote community awareness and encourage residents to report suspicious activity. For businesses, adopting security protocols like installing anti-theft devices, conducting regular audits, and training staff to recognize potential shoplifters can reduce the likelihood of theft. On a broader scale, addressing the root causes of theft, such as poverty and substance abuse, through social programs and education can have a long-term impact on reducing these common crimes. Assault: Violence in Various Forms Assault is a common crime that involves the intentional infliction of harm or the threat of harm on another person. Assaults can range from minor physical altercations to severe attacks involving weapons, often classified as aggravated assault. Causes and Contexts of Assault Assaults often arise from interpersonal conflicts, whether in domestic settings, public spaces, or among acquaintances. Factors contributing to assault include alcohol or drug intoxication, which can lower inhibitions and lead to violent behavior. Anger, jealousy, and retaliation are also common motivators, particularly in cases of domestic violence or gang-related activities. In some cultures or communities, violence may be normalized or even encouraged as a means of resolving disputes, further perpetuating the cycle of assault. The presence of weapons, such as guns or knives, significantly escalates the severity of assaults, increasing the likelihood of serious injury or death. Strategies for Reducing Assault Reducing the incidence of assault requires a multifaceted approach. Law enforcement plays a critical role in responding to assaults and apprehending perpetrators, but prevention is equally important. Public education campaigns can raise awareness about the consequences of violence and promote non-violent conflict resolution methods. Community programs that offer anger management, counseling, and substance abuse treatment can help individuals at risk of committing assault. Additionally, legal measures such as restraining orders and strict penalties for repeat offenders can protect potential victims and deter violent behavior. Drug-Related Offenses: A Public Health Crisis Drug-related crimes encompass a broad spectrum of illegal activities, including the possession, trafficking, and manufacturing of controlled substances. These offenses are not only common but also deeply intertwined with broader social issues such as public health, poverty, and crime. Understanding the Drug Crime Landscape The nature of drug-related common crimes varies depending on the type of substance involved and the role of the individual in the drug trade. Simple possession, for example, involves having a small amount of an illegal drug for personal use, while trafficking involves the distribution and sale of larger quantities, often across state or national borders. The rise of synthetic drugs and the opioid epidemic have significantly increased the prevalence of drug-related offenses in many regions. These drugs are often more potent and dangerous, leading to higher rates of overdose, addiction, and related criminal activity. Impact on Communities Drug-related common crimes have far-reaching consequences for communities. They contribute to a cycle of addiction, poverty, and violence, particularly in areas where drug markets are prevalent. The presence of drug trafficking organizations can lead to increased violence, as rival groups compete for control of territory and markets. The public health impact is also significant, with high rates of addiction leading to increased demand for healthcare services, a rise in infectious diseases such as HIV/AIDS and hepatitis, and a burden on law enforcement and the criminal justice system. Prevention and Intervention Addressing drug-related crimes requires a comprehensive approach that includes law enforcement, public health, and social services. Law enforcement efforts are crucial in dismantling drug trafficking networks and reducing the availability of illegal substances. However, criminalizing drug use alone is not sufficient to address the root causes of addiction. Public health strategies, such as increasing access to addiction treatment and harm reduction services (e.g., needle exchange programs, supervised injection sites), are essential in preventing the spread of disease and helping individuals recover from addiction. Education and prevention programs targeting at-risk populations, particularly youth, can also reduce the demand for drugs and prevent future offenses. Vandalism: Destruction of Property and Community Impact Vandalism involves the deliberate destruction or defacement of property, ranging from graffiti on public buildings to the smashing of windows or damaging vehicles. While often considered a less severe crime compared to others, vandalism can have significant economic and social impacts. Motivations Behind Vandalism The motivations for vandalism are varied. For some, it may be an act of rebellion or a way to express dissatisfaction with authority or social conditions. In other cases, vandalism is a form of peer pressure, particularly among teenagers and young adults seeking to gain status or acceptance within a group. Vandalism can also be politically motivated, with individuals or groups targeting symbols of authority or businesses to make a statement or incite social change. In some cases, it is simply a result of boredom or a desire for attention. Consequences of Vandalism The consequences of vandalism extend beyond the immediate damage to property. It can lead to significant financial costs for repairs and maintenance, particularly for public infrastructure and private businesses. Vandalism also contributes to a sense of disorder and neglect within a community, which can decrease property values and increase residents' fear of crime. Repeated acts of vandalism can create a "broken windows" effect, where visible signs of disorder encourage further criminal activity and contribute to the decline of a neighborhood. Preventing and Addressing Vandalism Preventing vandalism requires a combination of community involvement, education, and law enforcement. Public awareness campaigns that emphasize the consequences of vandalism and encourage pride in one's community can deter potential offenders. Providing creative outlets for youth, such as art programs or designated spaces for graffiti, can channel their energy into positive activities. Law enforcement can also play a role by increasing patrols in areas prone to vandalism and working with communities to identify and address the underlying causes. Restorative justice programs, where offenders are required to repair the damage they have caused, can also be effective in preventing repeat offenses. Fraud: Deception for Financial Gain Fraud is a crime that involves deception or misrepresentation for financial gain. This category of crime is broad, encompassing activities such as identity theft, credit card fraud, insurance fraud, and investment scams. Types of Fraud and Their Impact Fraud can take many forms, from traditional scams such as Ponzi schemes and pyramid schemes to more modern cybercrimes like phishing and ransomware attacks. Identity theft, where a person's personal information is stolen and used to commit fraud, is one of the most common crimes in the digital age. The impact of fraud can be devastating, both financially and emotionally. Victims may lose significant amounts of money, face damage to their credit scores, and experience stress and anxiety as they attempt to recover from the crime. Businesses are also at risk, with fraud leading to financial losses, reputational damage, and legal consequences. Preventing Fraud Preventing fraud requires vigilance and education. Individuals can protect themselves by being cautious with their personal information, using strong passwords and two-factor authentication for online accounts, and being skeptical of unsolicited emails or phone calls asking for financial details. Businesses can reduce the risk of fraud by implementing robust security measures, such as encrypting sensitive data, conducting regular audits, and training employees to recognize and report suspicious activity. Legal and regulatory frameworks, such as consumer protection laws and financial regulations, also play a crucial role in preventing and addressing fraud. Driving Under the Influence (DUI): A Risk to Public Safety Driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol or drugs is a serious crime with potentially fatal consequences. DUI offenses are common and remain one of the leading causes of traffic accidents and fatalities worldwide. The Dangers of DUI Driving under the influence impairs a person's ability to operate a vehicle safely, leading to slower reaction times, poor judgment, and reduced coordination. The risk of an accident increases significantly when a driver is intoxicated, not only endangering their own life but also the lives of passengers, pedestrians, and other road users. The legal blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit varies by jurisdiction, but even small amounts of alcohol can affect driving ability. Drug-impaired driving is also a growing concern, particularly with the increasing legalization of marijuana and the rise in prescription drug abuse. Strategies to Combat DUI Efforts to reduce DUI offenses focus on a combination of law enforcement, public education, and prevention. Law enforcement agencies conduct sobriety checkpoints and use breathalyzers and field sobriety tests to identify and arrest impaired drivers. Strict penalties, such as fines, license suspension, and imprisonment, serve as a deterrent to potential offenders. Public education campaigns, such as those promoting the use of designated drivers or ride-sharing services, can also reduce the incidence of DUI. Additionally, increasing access to substance abuse treatment and support services can help individuals struggling with addiction avoid DUI offenses. Domestic Violence: A Hidden Crime Domestic violence is a pervasive crime that occurs within intimate relationships, involving physical, emotional, or psychological abuse. It is often a hidden crime, with many cases going unreported due to fear, shame, or lack of resources. The Complex Nature of Domestic Violence Domestic violence is a complex issue, with power and control at its core. Perpetrators use violence and intimidation to dominate and manipulate their victims, often creating a cycle of abuse that can be difficult to break. Economic dependence, social isolation, and cultural or religious beliefs can also play a role in keeping victims trapped in abusive relationships. Domestic violence affects individuals of all genders, ages, and socioeconomic backgrounds, though women are disproportionately affected. The impact of domestic violence extends beyond the immediate victim, affecting children who witness the abuse and leading to long-term psychological and emotional trauma. Addressing Domestic Violence Addressing domestic violence requires a comprehensive approach that includes legal, social, and psychological interventions. Legal measures, such as restraining orders and criminal prosecution of abusers, provide protection for victims and hold perpetrators accountable. Social services, such as shelters, hotlines, and counseling, offer support and resources for victims seeking to escape abusive situations. Public education and awareness campaigns are also crucial in challenging the social norms and stereotypes that perpetuate domestic violence. By promoting healthy relationships and encouraging bystanders to speak out against abuse, communities can play a vital role in preventing domestic violence. Conclusion: Building Safer Communities Common crimes, from theft and assault to fraud and domestic violence, have a profound impact on individuals and communities. While the causes of these crimes are varied and complex, addressing them requires a holistic approach that includes law enforcement, public education, and social services. Crime is an unfortunate aspect of society that affects communities around the world. Understanding common crimes, their causes, and their impact is essential for both preventing and addressing criminal behavior. This article will explore some of the most frequent types of crimes, offering insights into why they occur and how they can be mitigated. Understanding common crimes is essential for both preventing criminal behavior and supporting victims. While the causes of these crimes are varied, many are rooted in broader social issues such as poverty, inequality, and lack of education. Addressing these underlying factors through community engagement, education, and law enforcement can help reduce the incidence of these common crimes and create safer communities. Read the full article

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