In which situation could someone be charged with felony larceny?

The charge of felony larceny is typically associated with the value of the stolen goods. In this case, stealing goods valued over $1,000 falls within the parameters that generally elevate the crime from a misdemeanor to a felony. Many jurisdictions have laws that designate theft crimes as felonies when the value of the property taken exceeds a certain threshold, commonly set at $1,000.

In this scenario, the act of taking items that meet or exceed this value demonstrates not only the unlawful taking of property but also the significant economic impact associated with the theft. In contrast, other options may involve theft but do not necessarily involve property surpassing that critical monetary threshold, which is essential in determining the severity of the charge.