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## Sleeve.setToCommitCrime() method

Set a sleeve to commit crime.

<b>Signature:</b>

```typescript
setToCommitCrime(sleeveNumber: number, name: string): boolean;
```

## Parameters

|  Parameter | Type | Description |
|  --- | --- | --- |
|  sleeveNumber | number | Index of the sleeve to start committing crime. Sleeves are numbered starting from 0. |
|  name | string | Name of the crime. Must be an exact match. Refer to the list of crimes. |

<b>Returns:</b>

boolean

True if this action was set successfully, false otherwise.

## Remarks

RAM cost: 4 GB

Return a boolean indicating whether or not this action was set successfully.

Returns false if an invalid action is specified.

You can set a sleeve to commit one of the following crimes. The crime names are not case sensitive. For example, you can pass in the crime name as `"Shoplift"`<!-- -->, `"shoplift"`<!-- -->, `"shopLift"`<!-- -->, or even `"SHOPLIFT"`<!-- -->.

- Assassination - Bond forgery - Deal drugs - Grand theft auto - Heist - Homicide - Kidnap - Larceny - Mug - Rob store - Shoplift - Traffick arms

## Example 1


```ts
// NS1
// Assign the first 3 sleeves to commit various crimes.
var crime = ["mug", "rob store", "shoplift"];
for (var i = 0; i < crime.length; i++) {
    tprintf("Sleeve %d commits crime: %s", i, crime[i]);
    sleeve.setToCommitCrime(i, crime[i]);
}
```

## Example 2


```ts
// NS2
// Assign the first 3 sleeves to commit various crimes.
const crime = ["mug", "rob store", "shoplift"];
for (let i = 0; i < crime.length; i++) {
    ns.tprintf("Sleeve %d commits crime: %s", i, crime[i]);
    ns.sleeve.setToCommitCrime(i, crime[i]);
}
```