Texas Basic Peace Officer Certification Practice Exam

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Which of the following is NOT a type of crime against property?

  1. Theft

  2. Burglary

  3. Assault

  4. Vandalism

The correct answer is: Assault

Assault is not classified as a crime against property because it primarily involves the intentional infliction of harm or the threat of harm against an individual. This offense focuses on the safety and bodily integrity of a person rather than an infringement upon property rights. In contrast, the other options—theft, burglary, and vandalism—directly involve offenses that target property. Theft involves taking someone else's property without consent, burglary refers to entering a property with the intent to commit a crime, and vandalism involves the destruction or defacement of someone else's property. Recognizing the distinction between personal offenses and property offenses is essential for understanding criminal classifications.