Question 1

Which of the following is recommended for the first officer to reach the scene of a robbery in progress?

Accepted Answer

A) Park as close as is reasonably possible to the scene. 
B) Cover the most likely exit from the robbery location. 
C) Leave the keys in the ignition and approach quickly. 
D) Cautiously attempt to apprehend the suspect(s). 
A) Park as close as is reasonably possible to the scene. 
B) Cover the most likely exit from the robbery location. 
C) Leave the keys in the ignition and approach quickly. 
D) Cautiously attempt to apprehend the suspect(s). B

Question 2

Who is the most likely target of a street mugging?

Accepted Answer

A) A middle-aged,black male 
B) A young,attractive woman 
C) An Hispanic 
D) An elderly person 
A) A middle-aged,black male 
B) A young,attractive woman 
C) An Hispanic 
D) An elderly person D

Question 3

Robbery is an opportunistic crime because it is quick,easy,and requires little planning.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 4

Matching
Locate the correct matches from Column 1 to Column 2

Accepted Answer

1.e
2.a
3.

Question 5

When responding to a robbery call,the first officer should emphasize safety over swiftness.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

A shakedown of students and teachers is an example of a ______ robbery.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A shakedown of students and teachers is...

Question 7

The crime scene should be processed as soon as possible after _______ evidence has been identified.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The crime scene should be processed as...

Question 8

Professional robbers generally make a big score about once a month,living off the income for the rest of the month.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Which of the following is NOT an example of robbery?

Accepted Answer

A) A gang of youths beating another child to get his lunch money 
B) Armed gunmen confronting a bank teller for money 
C) A woman shoplifting from a department store 
D) An assailant holding a woman at knifepoint until she gives him the keys to her car 
A) A gang of youths beating another child to get his lunch money 
B) Armed gunmen confronting a bank teller for money 
C) A woman shoplifting from a department store 
D) An assailant holding a woman at knifepoint until she gives him the keys to her car

Question 10

A characteristic of the addict-robber is that robberies are not committed when the addict is high on drugs but rather when he or she needs money to purchase drugs.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

The text identified ten characteristics of robbery that investigators commonly use when identifying the suspect's M.O.Identify four of the ten robbery characteristics from the categories listed in the text.

Accepted Answer

About one in 12 victim's experiences ser

Question 12

While the average loss is much higher,the typical property loss in a robbery is less than $100.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Which of the following forms of physical evidence would NOT typically be found at a robbery crime scene?

Accepted Answer

A) fingerprints 
B) binding material 
C) forged checks 
D) notes from the robber 
A) fingerprints 
B) binding material 
C) forged checks 
D) notes from the robber

Question 14

A _______ robbery is committed in public areas and alleyways.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A _______ robbery is committed in public...

Question 15

When the first officer reaches the scene of a robbery in progress he should cautiously attempt to apprehend the suspect(s) .

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

When responding to calls in which the robbers have already left the scene,officers must prioritize their actions.What should they do first?

Accepted Answer

A) Protect other evidence. 
B) Witnesses should be located and statements taken regarding descriptions of the suspects and their vehicles so that a "flash" description can be broadcast. 
C) Take care of any injured parties. 
D) Protect the possible locations of fingerprints. 
A) Protect other evidence. 
B) Witnesses should be located and statements taken regarding descriptions of the suspects and their vehicles so that a "flash" description can be broadcast. 
C) Take care of any injured parties. 
D) Protect the possible locations of fingerprints.

Question 17

Robbery is essentially the same crime as burglary,a property crime involving theft of property.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Many victims of the crime of robbery also claim they have been:

Accepted Answer

A) Robbed 
B) Victimized 
C) Raped 
D) Brutalized 
A) Robbed 
B) Victimized 
C) Raped 
D) Brutalized

Question 19

An MO focuses on the behavior of the criminal during the commission of a crime.For example,the location of the robbery,such as a bank or convenience store,may identify certain groups of suspects.Other factors include:

Accepted Answer

A) the physical description of the suspect. 
B) the color of the get-away vehicle. 
C) the type of weapon used. 
D) All of the above. 
A) the physical description of the suspect. 
B) the color of the get-away vehicle. 
C) the type of weapon used. 
D) All of the above.

Question 20

A robber's MO refers to his or her motivation in committing the robbery.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Which of the following is recommended for the first officer to reach the scene of a robbery in progress?

Who is the most likely target of a street mugging?

Robbery is an opportunistic crime because it is quick,easy,and requires little planning.

Matching Locate the correct matches from Column 1 to Column 2

When responding to a robbery call,the first officer should emphasize safety over swiftness.

A shakedown of students and teachers is an example of a ______ robbery.

The crime scene should be processed as soon as possible after _______ evidence has been identified.

Professional robbers generally make a big score about once a month,living off the income for the rest of the month.

Which of the following is NOT an example of robbery?

A characteristic of the addict-robber is that robberies are not committed when the addict is high on drugs but rather when he or she needs money to purchase drugs.

The text identified ten characteristics of robbery that investigators commonly use when identifying the suspect's M.O.Identify four of the ten robbery characteristics from the categories listed in the text.

While the average loss is much higher,the typical property loss in a robbery is less than $100.

Which of the following forms of physical evidence would NOT typically be found at a robbery crime scene?

A _______ robbery is committed in public areas and alleyways.

When the first officer reaches the scene of a robbery in progress he should cautiously attempt to apprehend the suspect(s) .

When responding to calls in which the robbers have already left the scene,officers must prioritize their actions.What should they do first?

Robbery is essentially the same crime as burglary,a property crime involving theft of property.

Many victims of the crime of robbery also claim they have been:

An MO focuses on the behavior of the criminal during the commission of a crime.For example,the location of the robbery,such as a bank or convenience store,may identify certain groups of suspects.Other factors include:

A robber's MO refers to his or her motivation in committing the robbery.

Foundations of Criminal Investigations

The Crime Scene: Field Notes, documenting, and Reporting

Processing the Crime Scene

Identification of Criminal Suspects

Legal Issues in Investigations

Interviews and Interrogations

Criminal Intelligence and Surveillance Operations

Management of Informants and Undercover Operations

Death Investigations

Assault and Related Offenses

Missing and Abducted Persons

Crimes Against Children: Child Abuse and Child Fatalities

Theft-Related Offenses

Arson and Bombings

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Exam 10: Robbery

Which of the following is recommended for the first officer to reach the scene of a robbery in progress?

Who is the most likely target of a street mugging?

Robbery is an opportunistic crime because it is quick,easy,and requires little planning.

Matching Locate the correct matches from Column 1 to Column 2

When responding to a robbery call,the first officer should emphasize safety over swiftness.

A shakedown of students and teachers is an example of a ______ robbery.

The crime scene should be processed as soon as possible after _______ evidence has been identified.

Professional robbers generally make a big score about once a month,living off the income for the rest of the month.

Which of the following is NOT an example of robbery?

A characteristic of the addict-robber is that robberies are not committed when the addict is high on drugs but rather when he or she needs money to purchase drugs.

The text identified ten characteristics of robbery that investigators commonly use when identifying the suspect's M.O.Identify four of the ten robbery characteristics from the categories listed in the text.

While the average loss is much higher,the typical property loss in a robbery is less than $100.

Which of the following forms of physical evidence would NOT typically be found at a robbery crime scene?

A _______ robbery is committed in public areas and alleyways.

When the first officer reaches the scene of a robbery in progress he should cautiously attempt to apprehend the suspect(s) .

When responding to calls in which the robbers have already left the scene,officers must prioritize their actions.What should they do first?

Robbery is essentially the same crime as burglary,a property crime involving theft of property.

Many victims of the crime of robbery also claim they have been:

An MO focuses on the behavior of the criminal during the commission of a crime.For example,the location of the robbery,such as a bank or convenience store,may identify certain groups of suspects.Other factors include:

A robber's MO refers to his or her motivation in committing the robbery.

Foundations of Criminal Investigations

The Crime Scene: Field Notes, documenting, and Reporting

Processing the Crime Scene

Identification of Criminal Suspects

Legal Issues in Investigations

Interviews and Interrogations

Criminal Intelligence and Surveillance Operations

Management of Informants and Undercover Operations

Death Investigations

Assault and Related Offenses

Missing and Abducted Persons

Crimes Against Children: Child Abuse and Child Fatalities

Theft-Related Offenses

Arson and Bombings

Terrorism and National Security Crimes

Filters