| A | B |
| robbery | the act of stealing from a person or a place |
| burglary | the act of entering a place with force in order to steal |
| theft | the act of stealing something |
| shoplifting | the act of stealing from a store while pretending to be a customer |
| robber | a person who steals from another person or from a place |
| burglar | a person who breaks into a home or place to steal |
| thief | a person who steals something |
| shoplifter | a person who steals things from a store |
| be arrested | to be taken into custody by law enforcers |
| police | group that enforces laws and prevents crimes |
| go to court | go to a place where trials are held, and where there are judges and the jury |
| guilty | deserving blame or punishment for a wrongdoing |
| innocent | free from sin, evil, or guilt |
| pay a fine | to pay a sum of money as punishment or penalty for a wrongdoing |
| go to prison | to go to jail |
| vandalism | the act of destroying property |
| vandal | a person who breaks and damages things |
| hacking | the act of illegally taking or changing information on other people's computers |
| hacker | a person who illegally takes or changes information from other people's computers |
| speeding | driving above the allowed speed, the speed limit |
| rob | to steal from a person or a place |
| burglarize | to break into a place in order to steal |
| steal | to take something without the owner's permission |
| shoplift | to steal from a store while pretending to be a customer |