What charge applies when a person uses a vehicle to conceal and transport an individual for pecuniary benefit?

Using a vehicle to conceal and transport an individual for pecuniary benefit falls under the charge known as "Smuggling of Persons." This charge is specifically related to the act of transporting individuals across borders or within a country for financial gain, often without regard for their safety or legal status. It involves the illegal movement of persons with the intention of profiting from that transport.

In this context, the illegality is tied to the transportation aspect and the intent to gain financially from the activity. The focus is on the transaction of smuggling rather than the intent to confine or hold the individual against their will, which would be more aligned with other charges such as aggravated kidnapping. The other options do not relate to the act of transporting someone for monetary gain in the same way that smuggling does.