the crime of damaging things in public places [noun]
vandalism
the crime of going into a building illegally and stealing things [noun]
burglary
an attack [noun]
assault
a group of young people who spend time together, often fighting with other groups; a group of criminals who work together [noun]
gang
the act of driving a vehicle after drinking too much alcohol [noun phrase]
drink-driving
illegal or disapproved of by society [adjective]
illicit
illegal substances that people take to make them feel happy [plural noun]
drugs
the crime of intentionally starting a fire in order to damage or destroy something, especially a building [noun]
arson
the act of taking things from a shop without paying for them [noun]
shoplifting
the crime of using someone's personal information in order to pretend to be them and to get money or goods in their name [noun phrase]
identity theft
a person who has suffered the effects of violence or illness or bad luck [noun]
victim
an attack on someone and take something from them in a public place [noun]
mugging
the crime of killing someone [noun]
murder
a weapon that you fire bullets out of [noun]
gun
the organisation that makes people obey the law and that protects people against crime [noun]
police
someone who has done a crime [noun]
criminal
