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Match the Blue-Coat Crime with Its Definition

Question 22

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Match the blue-coat crime with its definition.

Premises:

Responses:

Perjury

Demanding free products or discounts from civilians

Premeditated theft

Providing an alibi for a fellow officer who was caught engaging in unlawful activity

Prejudice

Involvement in planned burglaries

Favoritism

Receiving payoffs or protection money

Bribery

An officer investigating a burglary steals expensive items for personal use and attributes the loss to the burglary

Mooching

Failing to behave impartially toward minority group members or others who have little influence in city hall

Shakedown

Receiving free products from civilians

Chiseling

Using courtesy cards or window stickers to gain immunity from traffic citations or arrests

Premises:

Perjury

Premeditated theft

Prejudice

Favoritism

Bribery

Mooching

Shakedown

Chiseling

Responses:

Demanding free products or discounts from civilians

Providing an alibi for a fellow officer who was caught engaging in unlawful activity

Involvement in planned burglaries

Receiving payoffs or protection money

An officer investigating a burglary steals expensive items for personal use and attributes the loss to the burglary

Failing to behave impartially toward minority group members or others who have little influence in city hall

Receiving free products from civilians

Using courtesy cards or window stickers to gain immunity from traffic citations or arrests

Correct Answer:

Premises:

Responses:

Perjury

Premeditated theft

Prejudice

Favoritism

Bribery

Mooching

Shakedown

Chiseling