This section outlines various criminal activities related to financial misconduct, including fraud, embezzlement, extortion, and robbery. These offences pose significant risks to public safety and economic stability and carry penalties ranging from moderate fines to substantial sums.
5.01 Fraud
Misdemeanor
Fraud involves intentionally deceiving or misrepresenting facts to gain financial benefits unlawfully. This includes using false pretenses to obtain money, property, or services. Penalties for fraud are set at a fine of $1,650 and 2 months in prison
5.02 House Robbery
Felony
House robbery involves unlawfully entering a residence with the intent to commit theft or other crimes. This offence includes using force or intimidation and carries a penalty of a $350 fine and 7 months in prison..
5.03 Store Robbery
Felony
Store robbery is the unlawful entry into a retail establishment with the intent to steal, often involving threats or force. Penalties for store robbery include a $1,650 fine and 7 months in prison...
5.04 Jewelry Store Robbery
Felony
Jewelry store robbery involves unlawfully entering a jewelry store to steal valuable items. Due to the high value of the merchandise, this offence is punishable by a fine of $3,350 and 10 months in prison....
5.05 Bank Robbery
Felony
Fleeca bank robbery entails unlawfully entering a Fleeca bank branch to commit theft. This offence is associated with serious risks to safety and is punishable by a fine of $4,150 and 10 months in prison..
5.06 Warehouse Robbery
Felony
Involves stealing cash, equipment or valuables from a warehouse. This crime poses significant risks to public safety and financial security and is punishable by 7 months incarceration and a $5,000 fine.