Crime

1. To attack someone or rob them, especially a pedestrain in a public place.
4. The murder of an important person, especially of a political leader or other public person.
6. Murder
7. An act of theft or robbery, especially of money or something very valuable, from a bank, shop etc.
11. To do or be responsible for something that is criminal or wrong.
12. Of a crime or other bad action, decided on and planned carefully beforehand.
13. A serious crime, such as murder, which is punished by harsh punishment.

1. An organised search for a wanted person, such as an escaped prisoner or someone suspected of a serious crime.
2. The crime of obtaining money or goods by deliberately deceiving someone.
3. The crime of stealing money from a person who has employed you to be in charged of money.
4. The crime deliberately setting fire to something, especially a building.
5. To cheat or deceive someone in order to obtain money.
8. The crime of forcing someone to give you money or information, especially by means of threats or violence.
9. to force, or try to force , someone to pay money or do something they do not want to do by threatening to reveal something shameful, deceitful or criminal, that they do not want made known.
10. A crime that involves the illegal copying of a document, painting, paper money, etc that it looks genuine, usually for financial gain.