Scenario Two adult males, Adam and Will, are working together to steal valuables from various homes in a neighborhood that is
usually quiet during the day while everyone is away at work or school. Adam and will break into the first house and steal
some electronic items. After leaving the first house, they spot a motorcycle parked in the driveway of another home across
the street. Will hot-wires the motorcycle and drives away with the bag of stolen electronics, leaving Adam behind.
Angry at Will and fearing that the noise of the bike will attract attention, Adam starts running down the street and
accidentally bumps into a female jogger. Adam becomes flustered and begins yelling at the woman. During the
confrontation, Adam notices that the woman is carrying a cell phone. He grabs the cell phone from the woman's hand and
threatens to come back to harm her if she reports him to the police. Adam then runs away with the cell phone and does
not return to the neighborhood.
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Question 1 of 4
What specific crimes were committed by Will?

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