Boulder, CO Daily Crime Reports

Boulder, CO Daily Crime Reports - 05/14/2012

	Crime	Date	Address	Link
A	Vandalism	05/14/12.	EASY RIDER LN & YELLOW PINE AVE. BOULDER	Details
B	Theft	05/14/12.	1200 BLOCK OF KALMIA AVE. BOULDER	Details
C	Theft	05/14/12.	3500 BLOCK OF CATALPA WAY BOULDER	Details
D	Vandalism	05/14/12.	1600 BLOCK OF WALNUT ST. BOULDER	Details
E	Assault	05/14/12.	1400 BLOCK OF FOLSOM ST. BOULDER	Details
F	Vandalism	05/14/12.	900 BLOCK OF UNIVERSITY AVE BOULDER	Details
G	Burglary	05/14/12. 05:25 PM.	12TH ST. BOULDER	Details

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Theft - The act in which property belonging to another is taken without that person's consent.
Burglary - The criminal offense of breaking and entering a building illegally for the purpose of committing a crime in that building.
Robbery - Using force or intimidation to take property away from another person in the presence of that person.
Assault - A physical attempt or threat to use violence with the intent to do harm to another.
Arson - The crime of intentionally setting fire to a building or property of another or the burning of one's own property to collect insurance.
Shooting - The act of firing a weapon in order to hit, wound, or kill someone or something.
Vandalism - The intentional destruction of or damage to the property of another.
Arrest - The seizure of an alleged or suspected offender to answer for a crime.