Crimes and offensesCrimes and offenses

violenceviolenceactions or words which are intended to

hurt people

bbullyully - - bullyingbullyingTo bully: to hurt or frighten someone who is smaller or less powerful than you, often forcing them to do something they do not want to do.

A bully...........

ShopliftingShoplifting / Shoplifter / Shoplifterthe illegal act of taking goods from a shop without paying for them

BBurglar urglar - - BBurglaryurglarya person who illegally enters buildings and steals things.

Kidnapping / KidnapperKidnapping / Kidnapper

Drug Dealing/ Drug Dealing/ Drug DDrug DealerealerA person who trades in selling drugs.

HHooligan ooligan - - HHooliganismooliganisma person who acts in a violent way without thinking and causes damage

Vandalism / VandalVandalism / Vandal

Graffiti Graffiti Words or

drawings, especially humorous, rude or political, on walls, doors, etc. in public places.

graffitigraffitiwords or drawings, especially humorous, rude or political, on walls, doors, etc. in public places

What is the crime? What is the crime?

Punishment?

SSpeedingpeeding driving faster than is allowed in a

particular area

FFine ine (noun)(noun)an amount of money that has to be paid as a punishment for not obeying a rule or law

drink drivingdrink drivingdriving a vehicle after drinking too

much alcohol

Arson / ArsonistArson / Arsonist

Robbery / RobberRobbery / Robber

TTo rob – o rob – RRobbery - obbery - RRobbersobbers• to take money or property illegally

from a place, organization or person, often using violence

• the crime of stealing from somewhere or someone

• someone who steals by using a weapon.

to mug – mugging - muggerto mug – mugging - mugger• to attack a person in a public place

and steal their money • an act of attacking someone and

stealing their money • a person who attacks people in order

to steal their money

TTheftheftdishonestly taking something which belongs to someone else and keeping it

Murder / MurdererMurder / Murderer

Jay walking/ JaywalkerJay walking/ Jaywalker

What’s the right penalty?

Littering / LitterbugLittering / Litterbug

Punishment/PenaltyCommunity service

Get +Get +passivepassive = Be = Be ++passivepassive

•They got caught by the police.

•They were caught by the police yesterday.

gang - gangstergang - gangster• a group of young people, especially

young men, who spend time together, often fighting with other groups and behaving badly

• a group of criminals who work together

JJudgeudgea person who is in charge of a trial in a court and decides how a person who is guilty of a crime should be punished, or who makes decisions on legal matters

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speeding, theft, violencespeeding, theft, violence

1. A ____ broke into our house while we were away this weekend and stole our video. 2. Drug ____ who sell heroin to teenagers are among the worst kind of criminals. 3. Car ____in this area is increasing. Fifty cars were stolen last week. 4. Fourteen football ____were arrested after the match. They were fighting and throwing

bottles onto the pitch.5. He should have taken a taxi home after the party. He got stopped by the police and lost his

licence for ____. 6. He was doing 80 kilometres an hour in the centre of town. He was caught ____on a camera. 7. He's scared to walk home from school on his own because last week some ____ in the year

above him broke his personal stereo.8. If you park on a double yellow line, you might get a parking ____. 9. In court, the ____said he should stay in prison for the rest of his life.10. She was arrested for ____. She stole a pair of jeans and a sweater from a clothes shop. 11. Some people think that the ____on TV and in films leads to crime. 12. The health centre wall has some big red ____ on it. They'll have to repaint the wall.13. There was a big fight between two ____of teenagers outside the club. Seventeen people

were hurt. 14. Two armed bank ____ got away with £50,000 yesterday. 15. Two guys ____a friend of mine recently and ran off with her handbag.

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