Crime
Across
- 2. Stealing money or property using force or threats.
- 3. Intentionally damaging public or private property.
- 6. An amount of money you must pay as an official punishment for breaking a rule or law.
- 8. pockets Stealing from people's pockets or bags in public without them noticing.
- 10. Silly, stupid, or lacking good sense and judgment.
- 11. theft Stealing a car or motor vehicle.
- 12. A small metal sign or shield worn by police officers to show their official identity.
- 14. Driving faster than the legal speed limit.
- 16. Attacking someone in the street with violence to rob them.
- 17. To catch a criminal, or to record images or footage on a security camera.
Down
- 1. Illegally entering a building by force to steal things.
- 4. Stealing goods from a shop while pretending to be a customer.
- 5. Abducting a person and holding them illegally for ransom money.
- 7. A pair of locking metal rings joined by a chain, used by police to secure a prisoner's wrists.
- 9. To stop moving suddenly, often out of intense fear, shock, or surprise.
- 13. Intentionally starting a fire to destroy property or forests.
- 15. The state of being free from public attention, disturbance, or unwanted cameras.