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Incident Type	Definition	Examples
Child Custody Issue	Withholding a child from a scheduled visitation to punish the other parent/guardian or to deprive them of visitation.	Failing to abide by a court order for child visitation.
Fraud - Credit/Debit Card Abuse	The use of deception for an unlawful benefit or to deprive someone of a legal right or property.	Occurs when someone uses your credit/debit card account without your permission or creates a fictitious or “cloned” card to make an unauthorized purchase(s).
Fraud - Identity Theft	The use of deception for an unlawful benefit or to deprive someone of a legal right or property.	Occurs when someone uses your personal identifying information (name, date of birth, Social Security number, etc.) to open a new bank account(s), credit card(s), utility account(s), loan account(s), or to rent/buy a home/apartment/vehicle without your permission.
Harassment	Communication made by telephone and/or electronic means which harasses, annoys, alarms, or threatens another.	Immediate hang-ups, obscene language, repeated unwanted calls and/or texts, and threatening messages.
Lost Property	Property no longer in the owner's possession, due to accident or negligence, which cannot be located.	You lost your watch while walking downtown.
Supplement for Existing Case	Additional information for a police report that has already been filed and issued an incident number by The Colony Police Department.	You discovered additional items that were stolen and would like to add them to the original report.
Theft	Unlawfully taking possession of another's property without their consent.	Items stolen from a locker, shopping cart, or other location where the suspect did not have to unlawfully enter a habitation, building, or vehicle to gain access. For example, your yard ornament is stolen from your front lawn, your catalytic converter is stolen from your vehicle.
Theft from Vehicle	Unlawfully taking possession of another's property located within a vehicle.	Your jacket is stolen from the backseat of your car, your loose change is taken from your console.
Vandalism	Willful or malicious destruction, damage, or defacement of public or private property.	Knocking over a mailbox, throwing rocks through windows, scratching a car, etc.