Receipt of a Stolen Motor Vehicles, Vessel, or Aircraft
Receipt of a Stolen Motor vehicle, Vessel, or Aircraft is a criminal offense that occurs when a person knowingly receives, buys, sells, or otherwise deals in a vehicle, vessel, or aircraft that has been stolen. This includes knowingly receiving, buying, selling, or otherwise dealing with any part or accessory of the stolen vehicle, vessel, or aircraft. There are two types of this offense: Receipt of a Stolen Motor Vehicle and Receipt of a Stolen Vessel or Aircraft. In both cases, the offender must have knowledge that the vehicle, vessel, or aircraft was stolen. Penalties for this crime can vary depending on the jurisdiction, but may include fines, imprisonment, and/or community service.
Receipt of a Stolen Motor vehicle, Vessel, or Aircraft is a criminal offense that occurs when a person knowingly receives, buys, sells, or otherwise deals in a vehicle, vessel, or aircraft that has been stolen. This includes knowingly receiving, buying, selling, or otherwise dealing with any part or accessory of the stolen vehicle, vessel, or aircraft. There are two types of this offense: Receipt of a Stolen Motor Vehicle and Receipt of a Stolen Vessel or Aircraft. In both cases, the offender must have knowledge that the vehicle, vessel, or aircraft was stolen. Penalties for this crime can vary depending on the jurisdiction, but may include fines, imprisonment, and/or community service.