One MV Theft is reported for ?

• A. Per incident
• B. Each MV
• C. Each vehicle
• D. Per offense

Answer: (B)

The key idea is counting per vehicle. MV Theft is recorded for each motor vehicle that is stolen, not just for every incident or for the overall incident. This means if two vehicles are stolen in one incident, that would count as two MV thefts. Keeping the count per vehicle provides an accurate measure of how many vehicles were stolen and reflects the true scope of loss and workload.