When a perpetrator gains possession of property to which he or she is not legally entitled,s/he completes the crime of

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Larceny by trick involves obtaining possession of property by deception or trickery, without the use of force or fear. This differs from false pretenses, which involves obtaining title to property through deception or fraud. Embezzlement involves the misappropriation of property that was entrusted to the perpetrator. Receiving stolen property involves knowingly accepting or possessing property that was stolen by someone else.

When a Perpetrator Gains Possession of Property to Which He