Theft is the most effective way to rank. By thefting you earn money and promotion points, but your suspicion rises very fast too. File:09theft.jpg Current theft screen.
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| - Theft is the most effective way to rank. By thefting you earn money and promotion points, but your suspicion rises very fast too. File:09theft.jpg Current theft screen.
- Theft is "the illegal taking of another person's property without that person's freely-given consent."
- Theft is illegal on Yohoho! Puzzle Pirates and is a bannable offense. However, because the game allows for flexible operation and management of shoppes, stalls, ships, and houses, sometimes people choose to break the rules.
- Theft was a crime in Mega-City One. After Chaos Day, it was punishable by two years on work crews, followed by four years in the cubes.
- Theft is taking what you deserve. People will complain that it is there's, but ignore them. You know that you are right. You can theft: shoes, bananas, webcams, Noah's dad, sporks, misleading hyperlinks, and pretty much anything you want.
- Theft is a side mission featured in S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Call of Pripyat.
- Theft is the taking of possession of personal property, currency or other negotiable instruments with the intention of temporarily or permanently depriving the person with title to that property of its possession or use without legal authority or color of ownership interest. It is a crime. A similar tort is conversion, which covers a much larger range of fact situations.
- In 2152, Trip Tucker told Jonathan Archer about how he was once falsely accused of stealing a pencil from his teacher's desk. (ENT: "A Night in Sickbay") In 2263 of the alternate reality, the leader of the Teenaxi Delegation claimed to Captain James T. Kirk that a piece of the Abronath had been stolen by the Fibonans before it had been gifted to the Teenaxi. (Star Trek Beyond) The Traitor's Claw was a stolen Kzinti police vessel. (TAS: "The Slaver Weapon") Miles O'Brien told his wife Keiko, in 2371, that a case of medical supplies had been stolen from the Infirmary. (DS9: "The House of Quark")
- This diversion is available after Back to Basics. Theft is started by breaking into a Safe inside a closed Store. Store hours vary, but all stores are closed between 10PM and 9AM. It is possible to access the Safe in the back of a Store after Store hours either by kicking down the door, or opening the door normally before the Store is closed. When a door is kicked in, an alarm goes off and Notoriety increases.
- Theft was a crime that had been committed over several decades in Hill Valley.
* 1885: Buford Tannen and his gang robbed the Pine City Stage.
* 1885: Doc Brown and Marty McFly hijacked Locomotive 131 for a "science experiment" that would result in its destruction.
* 1955: Marty tried several times to steal Grays Sports Almanac from Biff Tannen and from Mr. Strickland's office.
* 1985: A Libyan terrorist group claimed responsibility for stealing plutonium from the Pacific Nuclear Research Facility.
* 1985A: Deviants, or slackers, stole newspapers from Mr. Strickland, with Marty being mistakenly identified by the former high school principal as being the individual responsible.
* 2015: Martin McFly, Jr., Griff Tannen, and his gang attempted to rob the Hill Valley Payrol
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| - Theft was a crime that had been committed over several decades in Hill Valley.
* 1885: Buford Tannen and his gang robbed the Pine City Stage.
* 1885: Doc Brown and Marty McFly hijacked Locomotive 131 for a "science experiment" that would result in its destruction.
* 1955: Marty tried several times to steal Grays Sports Almanac from Biff Tannen and from Mr. Strickland's office.
* 1985: A Libyan terrorist group claimed responsibility for stealing plutonium from the Pacific Nuclear Research Facility.
* 1985A: Deviants, or slackers, stole newspapers from Mr. Strickland, with Marty being mistakenly identified by the former high school principal as being the individual responsible.
* 2015: Martin McFly, Jr., Griff Tannen, and his gang attempted to rob the Hill Valley Payroll Substation. Thankfully, due to the efforts of Doc and Marty, this robbery ended up never happening in the first place.
* 2015: Biff Tannen stole the DeLorean time machine.
- Theft is the most effective way to rank. By thefting you earn money and promotion points, but your suspicion rises very fast too. File:09theft.jpg Current theft screen.
- Theft is "the illegal taking of another person's property without that person's freely-given consent."
- This diversion is available after Back to Basics. Theft is started by breaking into a Safe inside a closed Store. Store hours vary, but all stores are closed between 10PM and 9AM. It is possible to access the Safe in the back of a Store after Store hours either by kicking down the door, or opening the door normally before the Store is closed. When a door is kicked in, an alarm goes off and Notoriety increases. Originally, Theft was an activity which was to have been started by visiting the On The Fence pawn shops in each area, then proceeding to certain Stores to steal boxes and bring them back to On The Fence. Bringing the wrong box would not be accepted by the Fence. There would also have been Rival Thieves from other gangs trying to get the boxes.
- Theft is illegal on Yohoho! Puzzle Pirates and is a bannable offense. However, because the game allows for flexible operation and management of shoppes, stalls, ships, and houses, sometimes people choose to break the rules.
- Theft was a crime in Mega-City One. After Chaos Day, it was punishable by two years on work crews, followed by four years in the cubes.
- Theft is taking what you deserve. People will complain that it is there's, but ignore them. You know that you are right. You can theft: shoes, bananas, webcams, Noah's dad, sporks, misleading hyperlinks, and pretty much anything you want.
- In 2152, Trip Tucker told Jonathan Archer about how he was once falsely accused of stealing a pencil from his teacher's desk. (ENT: "A Night in Sickbay") In 2263 of the alternate reality, the leader of the Teenaxi Delegation claimed to Captain James T. Kirk that a piece of the Abronath had been stolen by the Fibonans before it had been gifted to the Teenaxi. (Star Trek Beyond) The Traitor's Claw was a stolen Kzinti police vessel. (TAS: "The Slaver Weapon") Captain James T. Kirk and his crew were charged with theft after commandeering the USS Enterprise in order to retrieve Captain Spock from the Genesis Planet in 2286. The charge was eventually dismissed by the President of the Federation. (Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home) Berlinghoff Rasmussen committed numerous thefts of small objects on the USS Enterprise-D in 2368. The stolen objects included a tricorder and a phaser. His intention was to return to 22nd century New Jersey in a time travel pod he had stolen, and to then claim to have invented the items, in order to make a profit. His plans were thwarted by the Enterprise crew. Odo later recounted these events to Worf, as an example of a security breach under his tenure as security chief. (TNG: "A Matter of Time" ; DS9: "Bar Association") Odo often suspected Quark of acts of theft on Deep Space 9. He once told Quark that he would miss his "aggravation, the petty theft, the bad manners," while Deep Space 9 was being evacuated in 2370. (DS9: "The Siege") Miles O'Brien told his wife Keiko, in 2371, that a case of medical supplies had been stolen from the Infirmary. (DS9: "The House of Quark") This article or section is incomplete This page is marked as lacking essential detail, and needs attention. Information regarding expansion requirements may be found on the article's talk page. Feel free to [ edit] this page to assist with this expansion.
- Theft is the taking of possession of personal property, currency or other negotiable instruments with the intention of temporarily or permanently depriving the person with title to that property of its possession or use without legal authority or color of ownership interest. It is a crime. A similar tort is conversion, which covers a much larger range of fact situations. Most criminal statutes set a lower limit for the value of stolen items that constitutes anindictable offence or felony. For example, in Canada, that value is $5,000 CDN. Theft of items below that threshold may be treated as a mere summary conviction offence or misdemeanour, although many statutes allow the prosecuting counsel to elect to choose to proceed by indictment instead.
- Theft is a side mission featured in S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Call of Pripyat.
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