In which of the following situations is Defendant most likely to be guilty of larceny?
Defendant took Sue's television set, with the intention of returning it the next day. However, he dropped it and damaged it beyond repair.  Defendant went into Tom's house and took $100 in the belief that Tom had damaged Defendant's car to that amount. 40 Mistakenly believing that larceny does not include the taking of a dog, Defendant took his neighbor's dog and sold it.  Unreasonably mistaking George's car for his own, Defendant got into George's car in a parking lot and drove it home
Question: In which of the following situations is Defendant most likely to be guilty of larceny?
A. Defendant took Sue's television set, with the intention of returning it the next day. However, he dropped it and damaged it beyond repair. 
B. Defendant went into Tom's house and took $100 in the belief that Tom had damaged Defendant's car to that amount. 40
C. Mistakenly believing that larceny does not include the taking of a dog, Defendant took his neighbor's dog and sold it. 
D. Unreasonably mistaking George's car for his own, Defendant got into George's car in a parking lot and drove it home
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