Criminal Trespassing is aggravated if property is destroyed or damaged.

• A. It is aggravated if property is destroyed or damaged
• B. It is aggravated if trespass occurs at night
• C. It is aggravated if the trespasser is a minor
• D. It is aggravated if the property is industrial

Answer: (A)

The main idea being tested is that property damage during a trespass makes it aggravated. When someone trespasses and damages someone else’s property, the offense is elevated because the harm to property signals a higher level of wrongdoing and risk. That added harm is why this scenario fits the aggravated category. The other factors listed—trespass at night, the trespasser being a minor, or the property being industrial—do not by themselves create the aggravated form.