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They broke in and took my TV, computer, and all my jewellery.  What crime is it?

He threatened her, grabbed her bag and ran away. What crime is it?

Two masked men entered the bank and stole over 2 million euros.  What crime is it?

Tom was stopped by the police and given a ticket for driving too fast. What crime is it?

The teenager tried to take a CD from the store, but the store detective caught him.  What crime is it?

Someone took John's wallet on the train and he didn't even realise it had happened until much later. What crime is it?

The two men were seen going into the basement of the building and within half an hour, the whole building was in flames. What crime is it?

They covered the school walls with graffiti and broke lots of windows. What crime is it?

Fill in: steal, robbed, commit, caused, infected, disrupt, crash.

A virus .................... our computer system and erased the hard drive. 

Fill in: steal, robbed, commit, caused, infected, disrupt, crash.

The virus caused my computer to ......................... . 

Fill in: steal, robbed, commit, caused, infected, disrupt, crash.

Some cyber criminals target personal computers so they can ......................... someone's identity.

Fill in: steal, robbed, commit, caused, infected, disrupt, crash.

Martin didn't ..................... the crime; he was at work at the time.

Fill in: steal, robbed, commit, caused, infected, disrupt, crash.

Police said the men they arrested had ................................. the Central Bank just hours earlier. 

Fill in: steal, robbed, commit, caused, infected, disrupt, crash.

The computer virus .............................  a lot of problems for the company.

Fill in: steal, robbed, commit, caused, infected, disrupt, crash.

Hackers sometimes ................... public services such as power stations and water supplies for fun.

Fill in: attempted, patrol, traced, squawked, sentenced, made, attend, scratched.

The police ......................... the thief from the fingerprints that were left at the scene.

Fill in: attempted, patrol, traced, squawked, sentenced, made, attend, scratched.

All jurors must ............................... court during the trial.

Fill in: attempted, patrol, traced, squawked, sentenced, made, attend, scratched.

The thieves ......................to rob the bank but they were caught by the police.

Fill in: attempted, patrol, traced, squawked, sentenced, made, attend, scratched.

The burglars were  ................................... to two years in prison.

Fill in: attempted, patrol, traced, squawked, sentenced, made, attend, scratched.

Several guard dogs ............................. the yard at night.

Fill in: attempted, patrol, traced, squawked, sentenced, made, attend, scratched. 

The parrot ..................................... loudly when we entered the pet shop. 

Fill in: attempted, patrol, traced, squawked, sentenced, made, attend, scratched.

The cat ....................... the thief and frightened him away.

Fill in: attempted, patrol, traced, squawked, sentenced, made, attend, scratched.

The burglars ............................ a quick getaway through the window of the house.

The road signs displayed ................... drivers were all wrong.

So many essential public services rely ...... computers to operate.

The city had to resort ................ policemen directing traffic when the traffic computer system crashed.

Governments are very concerned about the threat .................... cyber terrorism.

There is a worm capable ......... stealing your computer passwords.

It is easy for hackers to access ..................... computer systems.

I work for a .......................... company that checks computer security.

The bank ..................... a hacker to test the security of their computer system.

A programmer ............................... access to the companies records and deleted valuable information.

There are some computer viruses that try to access people's ................................... passwords.

Fill in: speed limit, traffic jam, global scale, cause damage, online accounts, public property.

Hackers .................................... to computer systems.

Fill in: speed limit, traffic jam, global scale, cause damage, online accounts, public property.

Slow down, you're driving over the ........................................... 

Fill in: speed limit, traffic jam, global scale, cause damage, online accounts, public property.

A group of people were seen destroying ................................ in the park.

Fill in: speed limit, traffic jam, global scale, cause damage, online accounts, public property.

I was caught in a ........................................ on the motorway.

Fill in: speed limit, traffic jam, global scale, cause damage, online accounts, public property.

For safety reasons, use different passwords for your .......................... . 

Fill in: speed limit, traffic jam, global scale, cause damage, online accounts, public property.

The virus caused destruction on a ........................................, affecting computers around the world.

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Fill in : navigation, mischief, resorted, spread, gain, disruption, checkpoint, verdict.

It's easy for hackers to .......................... access to a computer system.

Fill in : navigation, mischief, resorted, spread, gain, disruption, checkpoint, verdict.

Hackers can easily hijack computers and .............................. viruses or attack websites.

Fill in : navigation, mischief, resorted, spread, gain, disruption, checkpoint, verdict.

Some people enjoy making ........................... for others on the Internet.

Fill in : navigation, mischief, resorted, spread, gain, disruption, checkpoint, verdict.

The virus caused ...........................to the banking system.

Fill in : navigation, mischief, resorted, spread, gain, disruption, checkpoint, verdict.

The hackers blocked the ..................................systems so the coastguard couldn't trace where the ship was.

Fill in : navigation, mischief, resorted, spread, gain, disruption, checkpoint, verdict.

He couldn't send an email so he ............................... to sending a letter instead.

Fill in : navigation, mischief, resorted, spread, gain, disruption, checkpoint, verdict.

The police set up a ............................and caught criminals before they left the country.

Fill in : navigation, mischief, resorted, spread, gain, disruption, checkpoint, verdict.

The jury took three hours to reach a ............................ . 

Police ......................... a checkpoint in an effort to find the robbers.

Dogs ....................... strong relationships with their owners.

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He was very hungry so he .......... an apple and some sandwiches.