| | The unlawful entry of, or attempt to enter, an unoccupied structure or vehicle to commit a felony or a theft. | - A suspect broke into or entered a building and stole property from inside
- A suspect broke into your home by force and took several items
- A suspect attempted to break into your home
- A suspect attempted to break into your vehicle
- A suspect broke into your vehicle and stole property
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| | The unlawful misappropriation of something of value by a person entrusted with the care, custody, or control of the object of value. | - A person borrows an object of value (other than a vehicle) and unlawfully keeps possession of the object with no intent to return it.
- A person entrusted with access to your bank accounts takes money from the accounts without your consent for personal use or gain.
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| | The altering, copying or imitation of something, or attaching a false signature to a document or object, without the lawful authority or right, with the intent to pass object as original or genuine to deceive or defraud a person or organization. | - A person unlawfully signs your name to a document, such as a bank check, with intent to pass it as authentic to another person or business for personal gain.
- A person unlawfully alters or creates an imitation of an object, with intent to pass it as authentic to another person or business.
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| | The intentional misrepresentation of facts or the truth, or the use of other deceptive schemes, for the purpose of inducing a person or organization to part with something of value, such as money, benefits, goods, or other objects of value. | - A person misrepresented facts to you or used false statements to get you to give them something of value, such as falsely representing themselves as an employee of an organization selling something or seeking charitable donations.
- A person falsely represents themselves as another person or impersonates a person in a position to get you to give them something of value, such as dressing up in a uniform to ask you to donate to their charity.
- A person used an electronic communication (email or phone) to scam you into giving them something of value.
- Check fraud, financial exploitation, and all other types of fraud not described should be classified as Other Fraud.
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| | The intentional misrepresentation of facts or the truth, or the use of other deceptive schemes, for the purpose of inducing a person or organization to part with something of value, such as money, benefits, goods, or other objects of value. | - A person used your Credit, Debit or ATM card without your consent to gain something of value, such as money or merchandise.
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| | Repeated and unwanted phone calls or verbal harassment of an annoying or threatening nature. This does not include call(s) attempting to obtain or extort money from you. | - Person verbally harasses you while driving by
- Person calls and immediately hangs up
- Person calls and uses obscene language
- Person calls several times without leaving a message
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| | Fraudulently obtaining the name, address, Social Security number, date of birth, place of business or employment, debit, credit, or account numbers, driver’s license number, or any other personal identifying information of another person for the purpose of bettering one’s own financial situation by obtaining money, credit, goods, services, or the like without the consent of that person. | - A person uses your personal identifiable information to open an account in your name to gain a benefit or obtain money, credit, goods or services.
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| | When property is missing or lost. | - Property that was left in restaurant or business and was not turned into management
- Property that is missing from home, work, or a car
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| | An event that is non-criminal in nature and being reported to the Police for informational purposes. | - You want to file a report to document a non-criminal incident or civil matter, or to report information to the police.
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| | An intentional threat by word or act to commit an act of violence upon another person which invokes a well-founded fear in the victim that violence is imminent. | - You or someone under your care is physically assaulted and receive minor injuries caused by another person without the use of a weapon (other than hands, feet or body).
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| | The unlawful entry of, or attempt to enter, a vehicle, whether locked or unlocked, to commit a felony or a theft. | - A suspect broke into or entered your vehicle and took items such as a GPS
- A suspect reached through an open window of your vehicle and took items, such as a cell phone, wallet or CDs
- A suspect attempted to break into your vehicle
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| | The unlawful taking, carrying, leading, or riding away of property from the possession or construction. All thefts and attempted thefts of possession of another (to include Pick Pocket, Shoplift, From Vehicle, Vehicle Accessory, Bicycle, From Building, Coin Operated Machine and all other larceny). | - A person took your bicycle
- A person took your wallet from your coat/pants
- A person took accessories from the exterior of your vehicle
- A person took an item from inside of your vehicle
- A person took items from a business that is open to the general public or house they were permitted to be in
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| | Devising plan, scheme, or program of action to cause serious bodily harm or death. | - You are verbally threatened with bodily injury by another person.
- You receive a phone call, email or other electronic communication where you are threatened with bodily injury by another person.
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| | The act of changing, modifying, or defacing public or private property, including vehicles. | - Graffiti painted on a building or vehicle
- Someone knocked over or damaged your mailbox
- Someone threw a rock through your window(s)
- Someone keyed your vehicle
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| | The act of changing, modifying, or defacing a vehicle. | - Someone threw a rock through your window(s)
- Someone keyed your vehicle
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