Season 5 • Episode 10

The D.E.N.N.I.S. System

Episode The D.E.N.N.I.S. System
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Total Crimes
4
Criminals
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Crime Types
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Most Frequent

Criminal Activities

5 categories • 5 total crimes

Assault

Threatening another with imminent physical harm or displaying a weapon in a manner that puts others in reasonable fear of harm; in many jurisdictions brandishing a firearm or threatening violence is a criminal offense.

Situation:

"During the fair a carnival worker stabs a woman (she cries 'He stabbed me with a key!'), causing injury and prompting calls for a doctor; the stabbing occurs amid the gang's manipulative schemes."

Implicated: Carney
Crime #1

Impersonation of a medical professional

Falsely claiming to be a licensed medical professional and performing or purporting to provide medical treatment or medical advice, which can constitute criminal impersonation and unlawful practice of medicine in many jurisdictions.

Situation:

"At the fair Frank poses as 'Mantis Toboggan, M.D.,' presents fake test results and tells Caylee she tested positive for HIV/AIDS in order to manipulate her emotionally."

Implicated: Frank Reynolds
Crime #1

Prescription forgery

Forging or fraudulently using a medical prescription (or prescription pad) to obtain medication or to misrepresent medical treatment.

Situation:

"Dennis claims he 'filled a prescription' for a supposed grandmother using a prescriber named 'Dr. Toboggan;' other characters check and find no legitimate Dr. Toboggan in Philadelphia, indicating the prescription claim/pad was fabricated."

Implicated: Dennis Reynolds
Crime #1

Trespass

Unlawful entry into a building (school) with the intent to commit an offense inside (unauthorized entry / burglary or trespass depending on jurisdiction).

Situation:

"Charlie admits he 'broke into her place,' entered the woman's apartment without permission while attempting to demonstrate his independence and meddle with her plumbing."

Implicated: Charlie Kelly
Crime #1

Vandalism

Intentionally damaging, destroying, or defacing another's property; charged as criminal mischief, vandalism, or similar offenses under U.S. law.

Situation:

"Charlie ripped apart the apartment's garbage disposal/sink and shoved a bag of hair into the sink, damaging the tenant's property."

Implicated: Charlie Kelly
Crime #1