Is it useful to call the police for motorcycle theft?

After the motorcycle is stolen, you should call the police in time, so the chances of getting it back are great. General public security organs will upload your engine number and frame number to the stolen vehicle information base after filing a case. In case your car may be seized in a stolen case, the public security organ will inform you to claim it. Suppose that after the car thief is caught, if the motorcycle is damaged or disappeared, a civil lawsuit can be attached to ask the car thief to compensate for the loss.

According to Article 264 of the Criminal Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), theft refers to the act of stealing a large amount of public and private property for the purpose of illegal possession [1], or the act of repeatedly stealing, burglary, theft with a weapon, and pickpocketing public and private property. Theft is the oldest crime against property, almost as old as the history of private ownership.

The object of this crime is the ownership of public and private property. The object of infringement is the property of the state, the collective or the individual, generally referring to movable property. The attachments that can be separated from real estate, such as crops in the field, trees on the mountain, doors and windows on buildings, can also be the object of this crime. In addition, energy sources such as electricity and gas can also be the object of this crime.

The object of theft is the ownership of public and private property. Ownership includes possession, use, income and disposal. Ownership here generally refers to legal ownership, but sometimes there are exceptions.

According to the Interpretation of the Supreme People's Court on Several Issues Concerning the Specific Application of Law in the Trial of Theft Cases (hereinafter referred to as the Interpretation), "Whoever steals contraband shall be punished as theft, regardless of the amount, and shall be sentenced separately according to the seriousness of the case. Stealing contraband or property illegally possessed by criminals also constitutes theft. "

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Theft-Baidu Encyclopedia