The word steal is used in the Castilian language, to define the action of seizing something that does not belong to him; that belongs to another person and that, in general, physical violence is used to intimidate the owner of the property. Stealing is a crime that is punishable by law, since by stealing, in addition to appropriating something that is not yours, you are threatening the life of the victim, in the sense that all robbery implies the use of some type of weapon, either firearm or knife.
People who engage in these types of criminal activities are known as thieves. There are those who do it out of necessity, because they do not have to eat and are forced to steal, however, many believe that this is an easy and unacceptable way to get things, since in the end it can cost someone their life or freedom. dare to do it. There are other people who steal, but it is because they suffer from a psychological disorder called "kleptomania".
Kleptomania is a mental disorder where the person cannot resist the temptation to take things that do not belong to him. The kleptomaniacs usually take objects that they do not really need, many of them do not even have a significant economic value. These people steal, because they cannot contain themselves and in doing so they feel great pleasure.
The truth is that stealing, either out of necessity or illness, is an act very frowned upon by society in general, which is why there are laws that are responsible for penalizing these actions.
The police agencies are responsible for protecting people and their property from these deplorable acts.
It is not justified for anything, that someone takes their things from another person who has worked hard to get what they have. It is important that parents instill in their children the value of honesty from a young age, telling them that it is wrong to take things that do not belong to them and that if you want to obtain something you must work for it.
