A person who steals peoples belongings from their person without them being aware is called ___.
A Lawyer
A Jailer
A Burglar
A pickpocket
The place or location were a crime happened or occurred?
track
Mcdonalds
stakeout
crime scene
The name of the crime when somebody kills someone.
A dispatch
Shooting
Murder
Liquidation
What's the name of the person who steals from banks? A bank _____
Heister
Job
Thief
Robber
A person who is suspicious and may have committed the crime is called a _____.
Prisoner
Sussy baka
Suspect
Detective
The tool police officers use to detain someone.
Ropes
Threads
Handcuffs
Plastic Wrap
The people who looks for evidence to find the culprit of a crime.
Operative
Agent
Detective
Constable
What are the documents, photos, witnesses and other things to proove that someone committed a crime.
DNA
Evidence
Terms and Conditions
Files
A person who steals something without the use of force.
A robber
A shoplifter
An Imposter
A thief
A person who saw the crime being committed is called a ______.
Testimonial
Nosy person
Busybody
Witness
The person who steals cars is called?
A tire screecher
A vehicle womper
A Prius driver
A car jacker
The name for a person who commits a crime.
Evildoer
Criminal
Jordy
Jailer
The place where people who are convicted as guilty go to serve their sentences.
Area 51
The White House
Customer Service
Jail
What do you call a person who steals from homes?
A Burglar
A Heister
A Pickpocket
A Thief
These people either defend or persecute a criminal who is convicted of a crime.
Judge
Warden
Lawyer
Jury
A person who kills somebody is a _____.
Forger
Dispatcher
Burglar
Murderer
The group of random people who tell the judge if they think the accused criminal is guilty or not.
Jury
Cop
Judge
Lawyer
What do you call a person who steals things from a shop?
A Criminal
A Shoplifter
A Burglar
A Thief
Criminals who make fake things to look like real things. (Money, Watches, Identification, etc).
Breakdancers
Forgers
Landlords
Wardens
What's the place where criminals are judged?
A steeple
A townhall
A jury
A courthouse