The issue presented of first impression was whether a PIN code is “property” for purposes of a kidnapping for extortion conviction. Cases and statutes define the term “property” in the context of theft-based offenses as the exclusive right to use or possess a thing or the exclusive ownership of a thing. A PIN is a code number that operates as a means of account access. Thus, the PIN is property because it implies the right to use that access code — and to access the funds in the related bank account by means of that code. The PIN code can be characterized as intangible property.