Property crimes are crimes that are not violent or harmful to a person or property without permission, regarding someone else’s property, usually for the financial well-being of the alleged thief. numerous types of property crime generally include burglary or breaking and entering into a residence or business, and stealing property. Shoplifting is a crime that is committed everyday because shoplifters want a luxury item they can't afford, and it continues to be a growing cost concern for retailers "According to a National Security Survey" shoplifters cost Americans businesses over $12 billion in 2010. The year before that was $11.7 billion and in 2002, it was $10
