Crimes In 2007 more than half of the Army's 511 convictions were for theft-related offenses ranging from burglaries to bad checks and motor vehicle theft. Another 130 were for drug offenses. The remainder included two for manslaughter; five for sexual crimes, including rape, incest or sexual assault; and three for negligent or vehicular homicide. Two received waivers for terroristic threats, in 2007. 235 of the Marine Corps' 350 waivers were for various types of thefts in 2007, and another 63 were for assaults or robberies that may also have included use of a weapon. The remainder included one for manslaughter in 2007; four for sex crimes; and five for terroristic threats, including bomb threats. The Navy's convictions were mostly for a variety of thefts or drug and drunk driving convictions, with two for threats in 2007. See also Military recruitment References United States military policies Criminal records