GM22 - Burglary

GM22 - Possession of Burglary Tools

A person who has in their possession the appropriate combination of tools necessary to commit burglary, such as a tension bar along with a screwdriver, shimmy, or other appropriate items is guilty under this code section.

This includes items such as:

• Hacking Device

• Thermal Drills

• X Phone

• Lockpicks (illegal if they have 5 or more)

• Advanced Lockpicks

If any items are known to be used or have a common ground you can report this to your high command to have added to this list.

Misdemeanor

Sentence: 10 Months Fine: $1000

Weapon License Removal: No

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GM22.1 - Breaking and Entering

A person who willingly enters a residence or vehicle through use of force without prior permission from the owner, resident or any other person with tenancy / ownership with intent to commit and offence is guilty under this code section

• This crime cannot stack with any form of Trespassing. Breaking and Entering can include homes, apartments, offices, vehicles or any locked space with restricted access. Breaking and Entering is also considered irrelevant if any theft or other crime takes place. A less severe act of breaking and entering is trespassing, which would account for instances where there is no intent to commit a crime, no locked door or other physical restriction. The occupancy state of the structure is not relevant to this penal code. This charge can stack with robbery and or theft as appropriate.

• Entering a premises that has a locked door that was left unlocked should be considered as 202 Trespassing or 203 Trespassing within a Restricted Facility respectfully.

• If a person enters through a ""secure door"" that was left unlocked with intent to commit an offence they should be charged with Trespassing and Robbery"

Misdemeanor

Sentence: 15 Months Fine: $1200

Weapon License Removal: No