Arson & Related Offenses

Question 1

2909.03 Arson

Answer 1

Knowingly
By means of fire or explosion cause a substantial risk of physical harm:
-To property of another w/o consent
-To property of another or own with purpose to defraud
-To a government or state owned building
-To property of another or own with purpose to defraud
-To any park or preserve or same with purpose to defraud

Question 2

2909.04 Disrupting Public Services

Answer 2

Purposely or knowingly
Purposely by any means or knowingly by damaging or tampering any property, interrupt or impair…..
-TV, radio, telephone, etc.
-Police, fire or other public service communications
-Radar, radio, or other marine navigation/communication aids
-Public transportation or utility service
-Substantially impair ability of police, fire/ems to respond to an emergency
-knowingly use a computer to do any of the above

Question 3

2909.05 Vandalism

Answer 3

Knowingly
-Cause serious physical harm to occupied structure
-Cause physical harm to another’s property (>$1000)
-Cause serious physical harm to government property
-Cause serious physical harm to tomb, monument, cemetery
-Cause serious physical harm to a place of burial by breaking and entering into tomb, grave, casket, etc.
F5
F4- value of damage $7,500 but less than $150,000
F3- value of damage $150,000 or more

Question 4

2909.02 Aggravated Arson

Answer 4

Knowingly
By means of fire or explosion cause or create substantial risk:
Create a substantial risk of serious physical harm to another (F1)
Cause physical harm to any occupied structure (F2)
Through agreement or for hire create a substantial risk of physical harm (F1)
F1-F2

Question 5

2909.06 Criminal Damaging or Endangering

Answer 5

Knowingly or recklessly
-Causes/creates substantial risk of physical harm to any property of another w/o consent
-Knowingly by any means or recklessly by fire, explosion, flood, poison gas, poison, caustic/corrosive material or other inherently dangerous substance
M2-F4