Property Crimes

Under the Criminal Code of Canada, various offenses fall under the definition of a property crime, most notably:

Possession of Stolen Property – Knowingly possessing property (property or thing) without permission from the owner.

Theft – To take property dishonestly without the intention of returning it.

Mischief – To intentionally cause damage, destruction or injury to one’s property.

Break & Enter – To unlawfully enter someone’s premises with malicious intent.

Robbery – To take or attempt to take valuables from another person by force and/or threat.

David Baker aggressively defends clients charged with property offenses, working to reduce or eliminate charges so clients can move on with their lives. Contacting a defence attorney such as David at the earliest opportunity is the best course of action to avoid self-incrimination and other legal complications.