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David Saludes
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California VehicleCode § (Section) 10851 – Vehicle Theft
UNDER THE CALIFORNIA PENAL CODE
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Vehicle Theft –
The crime of vehicle theft occurs when a person drives or takes a vehicle of another person, without the consent of the owner thereof, with intent to either permanently or temporarily deprive the owner of title or possession of such vehicle
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To arrest a subject for vehicle theft, the necessary crime elements include:
• the driving or taking of
• a vehicle not the person’s own
• Without consent
10851 CVC Prohibits
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Multiple Choice
What is an element of 10851 CVC vehicle theft?
Taking property $950 or greater
The taking of another person's vehicle without the owner's consent
Driving someone else's vehicle.
Borrowing a vehicle and returning it later.
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The crime of vehicle theft is a felony.
Defining “Vehicle Theft” Under California Vehicle Code §10851
A term of up to three (3) years in a state prison; OR,
A fine of up to $10,000 (ten-thousand dollars); OR,
Both a fine and imprisonment!
Penalties For Vehicle Theft Under CVC §10851
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Multiple Choice
10851 CVC Vehicle Theft is classified as a_____?
Infraction
Misdemeanor
Felony
Wobbler
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Noncriminal explanations for missing vehicles
• “borrowed” by family members without the permission of the owners
• used by another and the owners have forgotten that they gave permission
• taken in conjunction with domestic disputes
• repossessed by lending institutes without warning
• in storage or impounded
• misplaced (e.g., on a different street, in a large parking lot, within a parking garage)
As part of the preliminary investigation, officers responding to a call which involves a stolen vehicle must verify that a crime has actually taken place. Vehicles may be reported stolen when they actually are:
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Multiple Choice
Why must an officer conduct a thorough vehicle theft investigation?
People are not smart and often lose their vehicles.
Because it's their job.
To confirm the vehicle is actually stolen
Vehicles are rarely actually stolen
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Unlawful false reports
Initial responding officers need to also be aware that a vehicle may be intentionally reported stolen in order to:
• collect money fraudulently through insurance policy claims
• cover up another offense (e.g., hit-and-run) NOTE: False report of a criminal offense is covered under Penal Code Section 148.5.
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Multiple Choice
What is the penal code for filing a false police report?
211 CPC
459 CPC
10851 CVC
148.5 CPC
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engine compartment on the firewall
far left of the dashboard (driver’s side)
inside of the pillar post to the left of the driver
Vehicle Identification Numbers (VIN)
A Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) is generally a 17-digit number that is unique to a vehicle and may be used to confirm specific ownership. On most domestic and foreign vehicles, the VIN is located:
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Multiple Select
Where are 3 places a V.I.N. can be located?
far left of the dashboard (driver’s side)
inside of the pillar post to the left of the driver
Behind the license plate
engine compartment on the firewall
California VehicleCode § (Section) 10851 – Vehicle Theft
UNDER THE CALIFORNIA PENAL CODE
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