John sees some appealing watermelons in a pasture along the highway. however a five-foot high, barbed-wire fence blocks any entry to outsidersjohn ignores the obstacles, climbs the fence, retrieves a beautiful watermelon, and returns to his vehicle, driving away with prize in hand. what charges may be filed against john? a. criminal mischiefb. trespassingc. illegal entryd. none of the above

b. Trespassing

Explanation:

Trespassing means to enter someone else's property without having permission or legal authority to do so.

According to law, for an act to be considered as trespassing, one of the criteria that must be fulfilled is the presence of a warning or notice.

In this case, trespassing charges may be filed against John because he ignored the barbed-wire fence which served as a warning sign to keep outsiders off the property.

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