| | Property is stolen from a business (breaking and entering), detached garage, storage unit
| Property is stolen from a business, home under construction, detached garage, storage unit
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| | Property is stolen from a home (breaking and entering) not under construction. Does not include item stolen by persons who had approval to be in the home (that would be in the theft category.
| Property stolen from home or attached garage. Examples: lawn equipment, bicycle, golf clubs, etc.
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| | When someone uses or presents a credit/debit card knowing it was not issued to him or used without the owner's consent, or benefits from a credit/debit card they know is stolen. This is a separate incident than the theft of a credit card. If your card has been stolen AND used, two reports should be filed; one for Credit/Debit Card Abuse and one for the Theft/Burglary in which the card was stolen. You're eligible to file your report online if you meet one of the following: 1) Your credit or debit card was physically used at a location in Frisco. 2) You're a resident of Frisco needing to report your credit or debit card was used in another jurisdiction (it will be your responsibility to forward your completed report to the police department where the transaction physically took place).
| Someone uses your credit/debit card or card number to make purchases without your permission. You notice purchases that you did not make on your credit card statement.
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| | Loss of cryptocurrency by theft or a fraudulent investment scam. | You sent cryptocurrency due to some threat or coercion. Or you sent cryptocurrency to a service advertising a return on investment on your deposit but was never able to withdraw the supposed gains. |
| | The altering, copying, or imitation of something, without authority, with the intent to deceive or defraud. You're eligible to file your report online if you meet one of the following: 1) The forgery physically occurred at a location in Frisco. 2) You're a resident of Frisco needing to report a forgery that occurred in another jurisdiction (it will be your responsibility to forward your completed report to the police department where the transaction physically took place).
| Money, checks, coins, stamps, wills, trademarks, or items of value.
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| | When property has been intentionally or knowingly marked with paint, indelible marker, or etching/engraving device.
| Writing or drawings scribbled, scratched, or sprayed on walls, buildings, sidewalks, or other surface without owner's consent.
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| | When a person initiates communication by telephone, text, in writing or by electronic communication with the intent to harass, annoy, alarm, abuse, torment or embarrass another. (THIS IS NOT STALKING)
| Unwanted phone calls or texts of an annoying, harassing or threatening nature. Ex. Immediate hang-ups, obscene language, etc.
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| | The fraudulent use of a person's identifying information, usually for financial gain. You're eligible to file your report online if you meet one of the following: 1) Accounts were opened or used using your name, date of birth and social security number at a physical location in Frisco. 2) You're a resident of Frisco needing to report identity theft that occurred in another jurisdiction (it will be your responsibility to forward your completed report to the police department where the transaction physically took place).
| Unknown person obtains goods or services by using your personal information such as name, social security number, date of birth, etc.
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| | When property is missing or lost, not stolen. | Property that is missing, left or misplaced in restaurant, stores, theaters, etc. |
| | Unlawfully taking possession of another's property without their consent. The theft cannot have occurred as a result of a break-in to your home, business or vehicle.
| Items stolen from your yard, driveway, porch or other common shared areas. Construction material thefts and Shoplifting. Lost or mislaid property is not a theft.
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| | Property is stolen from a motor vehicle.
| Purse, GPS, radar detector, factory radio, laptop, etc. removed from the interior of either a locked or unlocked vehicle.
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| | Property has been deliberately damaged, destroyed or tampered with, causing pecuniary loss or substantial inconvenience to the owner. (Graffiti is a separate offense)
DOES NOT INCLUDE DAMAGE CAUSED BY ANOTHER VEHICLE IN A HIT AND RUN SCENARIO.
| Applies to personal and public property as well as vehicles. Breaking windows, damaging mailboxes, scratching vehicle paint, etc.
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