Season 11 • Episode 6

Being Frank

Episode Being Frank
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Total Crimes
5
Criminals
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Crime Types
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Most Frequent

Criminal Activities

5 categories • 5 total crimes

Animal poisoning

Intentionally administering drugs or poisons to an animal in a manner that harms or endangers it; criminal animal cruelty statutes commonly prohibit poisoning or injuring animals.

Situation:

"Charlie prepares dog treats laced with sleeping pills intended for the guard dog to incapacitate it: "Those are dog treats laced with sleeping pills. Those are for the guard dog.""

Implicated: Charlie Kelly
Crime #1

Attempted burglary

Agreement and overt acts toward unlawfully entering private property (burglary). Under U.S. law, planning and taking substantial steps to break into a secured place to commit a crime (theft or other felony) can constitute conspiracy and/or attempted burglary.

Situation:

"The group maps out positions and executes a plan to sneak into a location (references to a bakery on 6th Street, tossing a rug over barbed wire, distracting the guard, and trying to get over the fence). Multiple members coordinate and take actions intended to gain unlawful entry."

Crime #1

Criminal Threats

Knowingly making a threat to commit a violent act against another person (words or gestures that place a reasonable person in fear of imminent physical harm) can constitute a criminal threat or assault in U.S. jurisdictions. Simple verbal threats that place a victim in reasonable fear may be charged as misdemeanor assault or as a separate criminal-threats offense depending on the jurisdiction.

Situation:

"Frank threatens physical violence and to confine another person: "Get out of my face, old man, before I kick your ass and throw you in that trunk.""

Implicated: Frank Reynolds
Crime #1

Possession and Use of a Controlled Substance

Possession and use of an illicit controlled substance (PCP) on the bar's premises; in many jurisdictions possession and public use are crimes, and facilitating use on business premises can create additional liability.

Situation:

"Frank discovers and takes 'uppers' from a medicine cabinet at the house he raids and crushes/snorts them: "There's dr*gs in the medicine cabinet! Uppers, uppers, uppers... Jackpot! Crush it. Crush it, Frankie.""

Implicated: Frank Reynolds
Crime #1

Theft

Unauthorized taking and consumption of another person's personal property (petty theft/larceny): intentionally taking possession of property belonging to someone else without that person's consent.

Situation:

"Frank locates and seizes a rug from under a buffet table at a family gathering (shiva) — lines: "There's the rug. Under the buffet table... I'm getting a rug. I'm getting the-the rug.""

Implicated: Frank Reynolds
Crime #1