Facts Stealing is against the law Everyone loses when you steal No one should steal – ever ! Remember to: stop, think and act: STOP and think about the person you’re stealing from THINK about what will happen to you when you get caught Then ACT in the best way possible - move away from the opportunity,don't steal and walk away. Stealing is when you take something that belongs to someone else and you mean not to give it back to them No matter how small something is, if you take if from someone else meaning not to give it back to them, that’s stealing!! Stealing is against the law and when somebody steals we all end up paying for it : for example...If someone steals lollies from a shop.The shop owner has bought those lollies from someone else, so they’ve still got to pay for them, so they’ll have to get the money to do that by putting up their prices. So that means eryone else who buys things from the shop who doesn’t steal is paying more! If your friends ask you to steal you have to wonder if those people are actually 'friends' at all...don't you ?? Did you know Stealing from shops costs New zealand over $400 million dollars a year In America stealing from shops costs over $10 billion dollars a year !!!! In England in the 1700 and 1800's people who stole were put in jail for over a year and then transported to ...Australia as convicts : Some of the things that people were transported to Australia for were : 1.) All theft above the value of one shilling (about $10-20 dollars in today's money) 2.) Thefts under the value one shilling. 3.) using or buying stolen goods, jewels and plate. 4.) Stealing lead, iron or copper. 5.) Stealing ore from black lead mines. 6.) Stealing from furnished lodgings.(Houses or places that had furniture) 7.) Stealing letters. 8.) Stealing fish from a pond or river. 9.) Stealing roots, trees or plants. Some of the ships that transported convicts to Australia were called hulks !
Remember to: stop, think and act: STOP and think about the person you’re stealing from THINK about what will happen to you when you get caught Then ACT in the best way possible - move away from the opportunity,don't steal and walk away. Stealing is when you take something that belongs to someone else and you mean not to give it back to them No matter how small something is, if you take if from someone else meaning not to give it back to them, that’s stealing!! Stealing is against the law and when somebody steals we all end up paying for it : for example...If someone steals lollies from a shop.The shop owner has bought those lollies from someone else, so they’ve still got to pay for them, so they’ll have to get the money to do that by putting up their prices. So that means eryone else who buys things from the shop who doesn’t steal is paying more! If your friends ask you to steal you have to wonder if those people are actually 'friends' at all...don't you ??
Did you know Stealing from shops costs New zealand over $400 million dollars a year In America stealing from shops costs over $10 billion dollars a year !!!! In England in the 1700 and 1800's people who stole were put in jail for over a year and then transported to ...Australia as convicts : Some of the things that people were transported to Australia for were : 1.) All theft above the value of one shilling (about $10-20 dollars in today's money) 2.) Thefts under the value one shilling. 3.) using or buying stolen goods, jewels and plate. 4.) Stealing lead, iron or copper. 5.) Stealing ore from black lead mines. 6.) Stealing from furnished lodgings.(Houses or places that had furniture) 7.) Stealing letters. 8.) Stealing fish from a pond or river. 9.) Stealing roots, trees or plants. Some of the ships that transported convicts to Australia were called hulks !