Aggravated property offences
78AA Aggravated property offences
Each of the following is an aggravated property offence:
(a) an offence against section 193B, 218, 220, 221 or 225(3) of the Criminal Code;
(b) an offence against section 224 of the Criminal Code if the damage or interference causes damage of a serious nature or that results in a loss of more than $5 000;
an offence against section 228AB of the Criminal Code if:
in committing the offence, the offender:
caused any injury to another person; or
(B) endangered the life or safety of the public or a member of the public; or
the vehicle, vessel or aircraft is worth $20 000 or more; or
(iii) the vehicle, vessel or aircraft is damaged by the offender and either of the following applies:
(A) the cost of repairing or compensating for the damage is $1 000 or more;
(B) the value of the vehicle, vessel or aircraft is reduced by $1 000 or more; or
(iv) the vehicle, vessel or aircraft was taken with the intention of being used for or in connection with the commission of another offence other than a regulatory offence or an offence of strict liability; or
(v) as a result of the commission of the offence, the whereabouts of the vehicle, vessel or aircraft is unknown to the person entitled to possession of it for 48 hours or longer;
an offence against section 241 or 241A of the Criminal Code;
(e) an attempt to commit an offence against section 220 or 221 of the Criminal Code.
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