(a) The trial of a criminal case in this City for a violation of this Municipal Code shall be held in a court having jurisdiction of the subject matter, and in this City if the offense or any element thereof was committed in this City.
(b) When the offense or any element thereof was committed in an aircraft, motor vehicle, train, watercraft or other vehicle, in transit, and it cannot reasonably be determined in which jurisdiction the offense was committed, the offender may be tried in this City if the aircraft, motor vehicle, train, watercraft or other vehicle passed through this City.
(c) When the offense involved the unlawful taking or receiving of money or property or the unlawful taking or enticing of another, the offender may be tried in this City if the money, property or victim was taken, received or enticed from or into this City.
(d) When the offense is conspiracy, attempt or complicity cognizable under Section 501.05 (a) (2), the offender may be tried in this City if the conspiracy, attempt, complicity or any element thereof occurred in this City.
(e) When the offense is a conspiracy or attempt cognizable under Section 501.05(a)(3), the offender may be tried in this City if the offense which was the object of the conspiracy or attempt, or any element thereof, was intended to or could have taken place in this City. When the offense is complicity cognizable under Section 501.05(a)(3), the offender may be tried in this City if the principal offender may be tried in this City.
(f) When an offense is considered to have been committed in this City while the offender was out of this City, and the jurisdiction in which the offense or any material element thereof was committed is not reasonably ascertainable, the offender may be tried in this City if such offense or element could reasonably have been committed in this City.
(g) When it appears beyond a reasonable doubt that an offense or any element thereof was committed in any of two or more jurisdictions, including this City, but it cannot reasonably be determined in which jurisdiction the offense or element was committed, the offender may be tried in this City.
(h) When an offender, as part of a course of criminal conduct, commits offenses in different jurisdictions, one of which is this City, he may be tried for all such offenses in this City if one such offense or any element thereof occurred in this City. Without limitation on the evidence which may be used to establish such course of conduct, any of the following is prima-facie evidence of a course of criminal conduct:
(1) The offenses involved the same victim, or victims of the same type or from the same group.
(2) The offenses were committed by the offender in his same employment, or capacity or relationship to another.
(3) The offenses were committed as part of the same transaction or chain of events, or in furtherance of the same purpose or objective.
(4) The offenses were committed in furtherance of the same conspiracy.
(5) The offenses involved the same or a similar modus operandi.
(6) The offenses were committed along the offender's line of travel in this City, regardless of his point of origin or destination.