Crime

3. Silly, stupid, or lacking good sense and judgment.
4. Stealing a car or motor vehicle.
6. Attacking someone in the street with violence to rob them.
7. An amount of money you must pay as an official punishment for breaking a rule or law.
8. The state of being free from public attention, disturbance, or unwanted cameras.
10. To catch a criminal, or to record images or footage on a security camera.
12. Driving faster than the legal speed limit.
13. Stealing money or property using force or threats.
14. Intentionally damaging public or private property.
15. Stealing from people's pockets or bags in public without them noticing.

1. Abducting a person and holding them illegally for ransom money.
2. A small metal sign or shield worn by police officers to show their official identity.
3. To stop moving suddenly, often out of intense fear, shock, or surprise.
5. A pair of locking metal rings joined by a chain, used by police to secure a prisoner's wrists.
9. Intentionally starting a fire to destroy property or forests.
11. Illegally entering a building by force to steal things.
12. Stealing goods from a shop while pretending to be a customer.