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That's pretty high risk, while being handed the item isn't. Also theft (failing to deliver said given item to its intended destination) and burglary (breaking
by downandout 11y ago
That's pretty high risk, while being handed the item isn't. Also theft (failing to deliver said given item to its intended destination) and burglary (breaking in and stealing things) are two entirely different crimes, with burglary carrying a much stiffer sentence in most states because of the potential for violence. The point of my comment was that services like this would be attractive to some criminals.
- HeyLaughingBoy 11y agoYou are still thinking too much! I've known a bunch of let's say, less than savoury individuals. The average criminal doesn't plan much, crime is mostly opportunistic. They aren't typically thinking "this is theft vs. burglary and so I'll get a different sentence." They simply just don't think about getting caught in the first place and assume it won't happen. The criminals who do think about what they are doing will aim for much more profitable behavior, such as targetting a number of homes or businesses all at once.