Which police code indicates a theft carried out with the use of a weapon?

The indication of theft carried out with the use of a weapon is best represented by the term "armed robbery." This term specifically refers to a theft in which the perpetrator uses a weapon to threaten or harm a victim, making it distinct from other types of theft where no weapon is involved. Armed robbery is considered a violent crime due to the presence of a weapon, which adds an element of danger both to the victim and the perpetrator.

Other terms such as sexual assault, kidnapping, and foot pursuit refer to different situations entirely. Sexual assault pertains to crimes of a sexual nature without the implication of theft, kidnapping involves unlawfully seizing and carrying away a person, and a foot pursuit describes the action of chasing a suspect on foot, which does not directly relate to theft or the use of weapons in a criminal act. Thus, armed robbery clearly is the term that represents the theft with the use of a weapon.