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Collection of Cartoon Crime (34)

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A cartoon thief in disguise with a fake mustache, glasses, and beanie, holding a flip phone and GPS device next to a red car labeled "UP4 GRABS".
Watch out for imposters using tech gadgets near parked cars-real thieves often pose as delivery drivers or mechanics.
Police officers at a crime scene with chalk outline labeled "Peace of Mind"; one officer worries about becoming the next victim.
When the only thing missing at the crime scene is peace of mind-this cartoon captures the psychological toll on law enforcement.
A cartoon car labeled "GANG LIFE" speeds toward a fork in the road with signs for "PRISON" and "CEMETERY," while occupants fire guns and ask "RIGHT OR LEFT?"
This satirical illustration forces viewers to confront the tragic, binary fate awaiting those trapped in gang culture.
A cartoon showing two police officers observing a man at a desk saying, “Looks like another killer app.”
When your latest app is so powerful, even the cops show up to check it out.
Two prisoners in orange jumpsuits sit chained to benches, reacting sarcastically to a "Crime Does Not Pay!" sign above them.
When the system’s message clashes with reality, even inmates can’t help but laugh.
A cartoon showing a detective in a cowboy hat explaining how he found a fugitive by checking his Twitter status, with a police officer and the suspect present.
When your Twitter bio says “hiding at 443 18th St.”… you might want to rethink your privacy settings.
A cartoon man sits reading papers while a woman in a torn dress scolds him with "You knew crime didn't pay when you married me!"
When the honeymoon’s over and the bills arrive-classic marital reality check.
Grim Reaper confronts an angry, sweating "Crime Rate" character holding luggage, with text: "I KNOW My Stats Are Down! But Even YOU Take a Holiday Every Once In A While!"
The Grim Reaper calls out the ‘Crime Rate’ for its declining numbers-only to be reminded that even Death takes a vacation now and then.
Cartoon burglar in striped shirt and eye mask sneaking with a stolen electronic device.
A masked thief tiptoes away with a stolen device-highlighting the real-world threat of cybercrime and physical data theft.
Political cartoon contrasting police responses: "Drop the gun!" in city vs. "Drop the piece of paper!" in outback, targeting Indigenous rights.
“Drop the gun!” vs. “Drop the piece of paper!”-a stark visual commentary on systemic bias in law enforcement across urban and remote Australia.
Cartoon burglar in striped shirt, mask, and beret holding a toolbox and flashlight.
A cheeky cartoon thief in classic attire, ready for a midnight heist-with tools in hand and a sly grin.
Two inmates in orange jumpsuits sit on a prison bench; one bragged about 3 months for stealing billions on Wall Street, the other 3 years for possessing joints.
This biting political cartoon by KONG underscores the imbalance in U.S. sentencing-where financial crimes often draw lighter penalties than nonviolent drug offenses.
Two germ-like characters in police hats stand at a door; a distressed, spiky germ sits on a couch holding a spray bottle, saying, “Come on now - you don’t wanna disinfect anyone…”
Even germs have second thoughts about being wiped out-this clever cartoon highlights the absurdity of over-sanitizing.
A satirical cartoon showing exaggerated police officers chasing a fleeing, distressed civilian shouting "HELP! POLICE! HELP!" with text below reading "INCREASED POLICE PRESENCE TO DETER CRIME."
“Increased Police Presence to Deter Crime”-a biting 1973 satire by Chuck Hefner illustrating how heavy-handed enforcement can provoke public alarm rather than safety.
A satirical cartoon showing a child telling their father they want to pursue a career in organized crime, while the father reads a newspaper and quips, “Government or private sector?”
When career advice gets uncomfortably real: a dad weighs public vs. private sector ethics with dark humor.
Two snowmen in a humorous standoff: one in a top hat and scarf, the other masked and holding a toy gun.
When winter whimsy meets caper comedy: a dapper snowman faces off against a masked bandit-complete with a harmless water pistol.
Cartoon detective in trench coat and magnifying glass, examining a document with focused expression.
A classic cartoon sleuth, magnifying glass in hand, carefully studies a case file-ready to crack the next big mystery.
Political cartoon contrasting how poverty and wealth affect drug offense consequences: jail vs. rehab.
This powerful two-panel cartoon by Andy Singer exposes double standards in drug policy based on class and privilege.
Black outline of a human figure with a small green plant sprouting from its head, text below reads "Who is next?"
A minimalist yet powerful drawing: a human form with a green shoot growing from its head, asking “Who is next?”-a call to climate action.
A cartoon police officer wielding a net to catch a fleeing criminal labeled "CRIME".
Officer in pursuit: a symbolic take on law enforcement’s relentless fight against crime.
A prisoner in striped uniform reads a yellow "CRIME" book while a crucifix holds a "PUNISHMENT" sign; barred window and "PECCIA" above.
A contemplative inmate studies a bold yellow book titled “CRIME,” while a crucifix above bears the word “PUNISHMENT”-a visual metaphor for moral reckoning.
Political cartoon showing two large fists labeled "Black on Black Crime" and "White on White Crime" crushing small figures, with dialogue bubbles addressing systemic bias.
This satirical illustration highlights how societal focus on “Black-on-Black crime” often ignores parallel patterns while deflecting from broader structural issues.
A stylized Earth wrapped in black-and-white checkered "CRIME SCENE" tape, floating in space with planets and stars.
Earth marked as a crime scene, floating among stars and planets-blending forensic imagery with cosmic scale.
A four-panel comic titled "Dry Bones" showing two characters discussing crime statistics in a satirical tone.
“Seven, if you count the knesset”-a dry, ironic punchline highlighting political satire in Israeli media commentary.
A cartoon of two anthropomorphic pumpkins investigating a crime scene with squash carvings and a knife on a table, labeled "CSI: Winter Squash Division".
When jack-o’-lanterns take crime-solving seriously: meet the Winter Squash Division of CSI.
Two cartoon figures examine ancient hieroglyphic-style symbols on a wall, one remarks, “It appears to be some sort of pyramid scheme.”
When ancient glyphs look suspiciously like modern financial fraud-classic satire on deceptive business models.
A cartoon of two scouts at a booth labeled "CRIMINALS PLEASE REGISTER"; one suggests a more realistic crime prevention approach.
“I think we need a more realistic approach to crime prevention.” A witty take on youth-led civic responsibility.
Six-panel comic illustrating community patrol, burglary, car theft, cybercrime, suspect capture, and police interrogation in bold red-and-black style.
This bold, high-contrast comic sequence walks through real-world crime scenarios and community response, from patrol to resolution.
A cartoon depicting a child holding a smoking toy gun, standing over a fallen figure in a blue hat, while a uniformed officer declares they're arrested.
A biting satire where the innocent Westsandmann meets an unexpected, grim fate-handled with classic German dark humor.
A cartoon burglar in striped outfit picks the lock of a computer monitor shaped like a safe, symbolizing cyber theft.
When your computer becomes a vault-and hackers become locksmiths.
Cartoon police officers and thieves interacting with a downward-trending red line on a grid chart.
Police officers push back against rising criminal activity as the crime trend line sharply declines.
A police officer points to a chart showing rising crime rate while addressing colleagues in a briefing room; satirical cartoon.
“Stay frosty out there, people… citizens are starting to realize they have more than another year’s worth of political campaigning to put up with!”
A judge in a wig uses a fishing rod to catch a thief stealing a money bag from water, symbolizing legal pursuit of financial crime.
Justice doesn’t wait-it actively reels in financial offenders, as depicted in this symbolic courtroom satire.
Police officer confronts a man on a couch while a woman looks on, in a humorous cartoon about mistaken identity.
When “stealing” your girlfriend is taken literally by law enforcement-classic satire on miscommunication and assumptions.
Two chickens discuss a fallen comrade with puncture wounds, captioned "Night of the Vampire Chihuahuas!" in a humorous comic strip.
When poultry meets pet horror: chickens deduce a chihuahua’s nocturnal mischief left only two tiny puncture wounds.