In about half of the states, that meets the threshold for a charge of felony theft. If they could count the full $1500 as a theft, (instead of $1485), it would qualify as felony theft in all but six states.

I don’t know enough about the legal side to know if it could be pursued as theft though.

Had a quick look around.

Assuming they were not trying to hit the RV, the charge would be something like, reckless endangerment or reckless conduct. If a person had died, it would turn into negligent homicide.

This is two pages, with the left page being first.

Relevant: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KQK72jSBrj0

If I remember correctly, the ELI5 is it’s impossible to measure something without interacting with it in some way. The calculations and science determine it will turn out like the top image. The moment we try to measure it though, we have to interact with it. This changes the calculations and whatnot, thus producing a different pattern.

It’s that correct more or less?