Similar to burglary, however, the major difference is that with larceny, the perpetrator does not commit the act of illegally entering into a structure with force, without force, or attempt of force.

Motor vehicles are not considered a structure. Therefore, if an individual enters a motor vehicle and removes parts, accessories, or personal property, larceny has been committed. It makes no difference if the vehicle was locked or unlocked.

THE MOST COMMON TYPES OF LARCENY REPORTED IN FLORIDA IN RECENT YEARS WERE AS FOLLOWS:

• Miscellaneous – all other
• Theft from a motor vehicle
• Shoplifting
• Theft of motor vehicle parts
• Theft from outdoor shed or building
• Theft of bicycles
• Pick Pocketing / Pocket Picking
• Purse Snatching
• Theft from coin operated devices

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