Under UCR, larceny together with MV Theft is categorized as which offense?

• A. MV Theft
• B. Larceny
• C. Burglary
• D. Robbery

Answer: (B)

In UCR, theft-related offenses are organized under two main property categories: larceny-theft and motor vehicle theft. Larceny-theft covers the taking of property without force, while motor vehicle theft is tracked as a separate, specific category. When considering larceny together with motor vehicle theft for reporting purposes, the combined theft activity is categorized under larceny—the broader theft category—rather than treating motor vehicle theft as the umbrella label. So the best fit for describing larceny combined with MV theft is larceny.

The other options don’t fit because motor vehicle theft is its own category, and burglary and robbery describe different offense types (unlawful entry with intent in burglary; taking by force or fear in robbery).