Question 1

The major problem of proof in robbery cases concerns the victim and witness's ability to _____ the robber.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The major problem of proof in robbery...

Question 2

When responding to a robbery in progress at a local gas convenience store,what should the first officer at the scene do if the robbery is still in progress with the suspect inside?

Accepted Answer

A) Enter cautiously and eliminate the deadly threat using whatever force is reasonable. 
B) Announce your presence to the suspect and demand that he or she surrender. 
C) Do not enter the store until the robbery suspect has exited. 
D) None of the above tactics is correct. 
A) Enter cautiously and eliminate the deadly threat using whatever force is reasonable. 
B) Announce your presence to the suspect and demand that he or she surrender. 
C) Do not enter the store until the robbery suspect has exited. 
D) None of the above tactics is correct.

Question 3

The difference between robbery and extortion is the element of consent resulting from force or fear.In extortion,the victim consents more willingly.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

You have just been asked by your police chief to give a class to other police officers within the department regarding the crime of robbery.Within the class you are expected to teach your fellow police officers what the typical MO information consists of for this crime.What areas will you be discussing that show as important factors when solving a robbery?

Accepted Answer

type of location robbed,time and day of

Question 5

In addition to discussing the method of operations used within robberies,you are again teaching a class to your fellow officers and want to provide examples of what physical evidence is routinely located within the crime of robbery.Identify what items you will discuss so that the first responding officer is able to consider when arriving on the scene.

Accepted Answer

Blood,fingerprints,n

Question 6

Which of the following robbers has a low commitment to robbery because of its danger,but a high commitment to theft because it supplies much-needed funds?

Accepted Answer

A) Professional robber 
B) Opportunistic robber 
C) Drug addict robber 
D) Alcoholic robber 
A) Professional robber 
B) Opportunistic robber 
C) Drug addict robber 
D) Alcoholic robber

Question 7

Witnesses to a robbery should confer with each other as they describe their observations to police so as to prompt and reinforce details some may have forgotten.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Robbery involves which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A) Breaking into a private residence 
B) Attempting to take anything of value from the care,custody,or control of a person by force or threat of force 
C) Theft of property without personal contact 
D) All of the above. 
A) Breaking into a private residence 
B) Attempting to take anything of value from the care,custody,or control of a person by force or threat of force 
C) Theft of property without personal contact 
D) All of the above.

Question 9

Typically an arrest in a robbery case is based upon the physical evidence at the scene and not on eyewitness testimony.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

When responding to calls in which the robbers have already left the scene,officers should first protect the possible locations of fingerprints.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

Which of the following robbers plan their crimes randomly and give little consideration to victim selection,escape,or circumstances under which the crime will be committed?

Accepted Answer

A) Professional robber 
B) Opportunistic robber 
C) Drug addict robber 
D) Alcoholic robber 
A) Professional robber 
B) Opportunistic robber 
C) Drug addict robber 
D) Alcoholic robber

Question 12

Match between columns
                        Premises:  Motivation
 Robbery
 Commercial robbery
 Bank robbery
 Street robbery
 School robbery
 Professional robber
 Opportunistic robber

Accepted Answer

The Answer of Theft and Stores and businesses and Face is...

The major problem of proof in robbery cases concerns the victim and witness's ability to _____ the robber.

When responding to a robbery in progress at a local gas convenience store,what should the first officer at the scene do if the robbery is still in progress with the suspect inside?

The difference between robbery and extortion is the element of consent resulting from force or fear.In extortion,the victim consents more willingly.

Which of the following robbers has a low commitment to robbery because of its danger,but a high commitment to theft because it supplies much-needed funds?

Witnesses to a robbery should confer with each other as they describe their observations to police so as to prompt and reinforce details some may have forgotten.

Robbery involves which of the following?

Typically an arrest in a robbery case is based upon the physical evidence at the scene and not on eyewitness testimony.

When responding to calls in which the robbers have already left the scene,officers should first protect the possible locations of fingerprints.

Which of the following robbers plan their crimes randomly and give little consideration to victim selection,escape,or circumstances under which the crime will be committed?

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

The major problem of proof in robbery cases concerns the victim and witness's ability to _____ the robber.

When responding to a robbery in progress at a local gas convenience store,what should the first officer at the scene do if the robbery is still in progress with the suspect inside?

The difference between robbery and extortion is the element of consent resulting from force or fear.In extortion,the victim consents more willingly.

Which of the following robbers has a low commitment to robbery because of its danger,but a high commitment to theft because it supplies much-needed funds?

Witnesses to a robbery should confer with each other as they describe their observations to police so as to prompt and reinforce details some may have forgotten.

Robbery involves which of the following?

Typically an arrest in a robbery case is based upon the physical evidence at the scene and not on eyewitness testimony.

When responding to calls in which the robbers have already left the scene,officers should first protect the possible locations of fingerprints.

Which of the following robbers plan their crimes randomly and give little consideration to victim selection,escape,or circumstances under which the crime will be committed?

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