Chapter 10 Flashcards

0
Q

Theft or attempted theft in direct confrontation w/victim by force or the threat of force

A

Robbery

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Q

Robbery is a personal crime and involves _________ contact between the victim and the offender

A

face to face

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2
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Terms for robbery include

A

Holdups, muggings, and stick ups

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3
Q

The _________________ defines robbery as the taking or attempting to take anything of value from care custody or control of a person or persons by force or threat of force or violence or by putting the victim in fear

A

Uniform crime reporting program

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4
Q

McClintock and Gibson have found that robbery follows one of five patterns

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Robbery of persons employed in positions placing them in charge of money or goods (banks)
Robbery in open areas (muggings/street robberies)
Robbery on private premises
Robbery after preliminary association of short duration
Robbery after previous association of some duration between victim and offender

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5
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____________ typically involve targets such as stores and businesses located close to major thoroughfares

A

Commercial robberies

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6
Q

__________ usually involve robberies of individual retail bank branches

A

Bank robberies

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7
Q

________________ target retail businesses that emphasize providing the public a convenient location to quickly purchase products and services

A

Convenience store robberies

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8
Q

____________ are committed on public streets and alleyways and are the most common type of robberies

A

Street robberies

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9
Q

Vehicle robberies usually target the _______ of the vehicle

A

driver

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10
Q

Has a long term commitment to crime as a source of livelihood planning and organizing crimes before committing them and pursuing money to support a particular lifestyle

A

Professional robber

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11
Q

Steals to obtain small amounts of money when a vulnerable target is identified

A

Opportunistic robbery

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12
Q

Steals to support a drug habit has a low commitment to robbery but a high commitment to theft

A

Drug addict robbery

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13
Q

Excessive alcohol consumption may cause some persons to enter into robbery as a criminal alternative

A

Alcoholic robbery

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14
Q

The first officer on the scene should cover ____________ exit from the robbery location

A

the most likely

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15
Q

Because many robbers are _________ it is important to document the techniques and method if operation (mo) used by the suspect

A

recidivists

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16
Q

Those involving multiple armed offenders are less common but more lucrative losses are 10 times greater than average

A

Takeover robberies

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17
Q

ATM robberies most occur at night with the highest risk between ___________

A

Midnight and 4 am

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18
Q

The average loss resulting from ATM robberies is between _________.

A

$100 and $200

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19
Q

Robbers stake out streets and exit ramps from airports and when automobile drivers come to a stop at a streetlight the robbers approach the car break the window and holdup driver at gun point

A

Smash and grab robbery

20
Q

The primary motivation for robbery is to obtain money although some juvenile robbers are also motivated by peer influence and the quest for _______.

A

“thrills”

21
Q

Firearms were used in 41 percent of robberies and 42 percent were ____________.

A

strong-arm robberies

22
Q

The loss sustained in most robberies is less than _____.

A

$100

23
Q

Commercial robbery typically occurs at the end of a workweek and during the evening and ___________.

A

very early morning hours

24
Q

_____ of bank robbers tried in the US courts are convicted and sentenced.

A

93 percent

25
Q

Bank robberies are _________________ crimes that are often acts of desperation.

A

spontaneous and opportunistic

26
Q

The measures that might deter an amateur may well increase the likelihood of violence by _________.

A

Professional robbers

27
Q

Convenience store robberies have been classified according to the offenders MO:

A

Straight: demanding money immediately
Customer: demanding money after engaging the act of making a purchase

28
Q

What kind of robber:
Note passed to teller or simple verbal demand
Waits in line
No weapon

A

Amateur robber

29
Q

What kind of robber

Multiple offenders with division of labor 
Shows evidence of planning
May be older 
prior bank convictions
Travels further to rob banks
A

Professional robber

30
Q

Targets banks early in the week

A

Professional robber

31
Q

Targets banks near closing or on Friday

A

Amateur robber

32
Q
What kind of robber:
Previous robbery
Busy road near intersection
Multidirectional traffic
Corner locations multiple vehicle exits
A

Professional robber

33
Q
What kind of robber:
Previous robbery
Heavy pedestrian traffic or adjacent to dense multifarious residences
Parcels without barriers
Parcels with egress obscured
A

Amateur robber

34
Q

Offenders are more likely to rob youths(17 and below) between ______.

A

3-6pm

35
Q

Cabs that pick up fares off the street or from taxi stands includes medallion or yellow cabs

A

Pay for hire cabs

36
Q

Cabs that must be booked through a central dispatching office such as mini cabs

A

Car services

37
Q

Home invasions begin as burglaries but ________ to robberies after the intrude discovers that there is someone home and chooses to use violence as a means of completing the theft.

A

convert

38
Q

When someone has a right to be in the house and commits the crime. 54 percent of these robberies are committed by acquaintances

A

Residential robbery

39
Q

In home invasions the most common point of attack is through the ________.

A

front door or garage

40
Q

It is not stick ups or muggings but is an instance of petty extortion or a “shakedown” of students or teachers. (Average dollar loss is less than $1)

A

School robbery

41
Q

In almost 9 out of 10 robbery victimization the robbers are ______.

A

Male

42
Q

Victims _________ are more likely to be attacked than younger victims

A

65 and older

43
Q

The _________ broadcast should contain as much important information as possible

A

Supplemental

44
Q

Witnesses should be located and statements taken so a __________ can be broadcast

A

Flash

45
Q

________ tactics tend to be the domain of the pack the individual mugger tends to prefer weapons and guns are the most common

A

Strong-arm

46
Q

Physical evidence in robberies:

A
Blood 
Fingerprints
Notes from robbers
Binding material
Fired cartridge
47
Q

Firearms were used in 41 percent of robberies and 42 percent were ___________.

A

Strong arm robberies

48
Q

In majority of bank robbers the perpetrator acts _____ in the facility but accomplices may be waiting in an escape vehicle outside

A

alone