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Chp 13 Flashcards

1
Q

Key behavioral elements and physical evidence of the burglary crime scene

A 
Point of entry
Point of exit
Items stolen and offender behavior
Evidence collection & documentation
Modus operandi & signature
Potential suspect profile/leads
Preventative victim education
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2
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Behaviors unrelated to the actual taking a property that are carried out at the crime scene

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Extra-burglary factors

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3
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A location use by the offender to enter the residence

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Point of entry

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4
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broken glass windows or kicked in doors

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Smash and grab burglary

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5
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Remove air conditioning unit and into her through hole or duct

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Transom method of entry

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6
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Throw brick rock or other object through window

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Smash and grab method of entry

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7
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Open garage door after cloning garage door opener code

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Beeping method of entry

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8
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Hide inside building until locked in after closing time

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Lock -in method of entry

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9
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The location from which the burglar prominently fleas the crime scene may or may not be the same location as point of entry

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Point of exit

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10
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1) A cursory search of all areas of the home for openly visible items that have been stolen without disturbing the existing order of the crime scene
2) A more detailed search for evidence maiden involve moving furniture opening drawers and closet’s or removing room fixtures from their original location
3) A most detailed search can be performed by carefully and methodically removing contents within drawers cupboards to a box of shells in storage locations

A

Sequential search

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11
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Entry into a non-residential structure to commit theft or any felony

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Commercial burglary

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12
Q

They execute the break in and theft of the good

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Frontmen

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13
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They smash stolen vehicles into the target and transport goods away from the scene

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Wheelman

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14
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They are posted outside the break in location to watch for police were other persons responding to the crime

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Spotters

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15
Q

Methods of safe burglary

A 
Punching
Pulling
Peeling
Ripping
Drilling
Burning
Blasting
Carrying
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16
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This safes dial is knocked off using a sledgehammer or hammer chisel combination and a punch is driven into the saves locking device causing it to fail

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Punching method of a safe burglary

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17
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A device is used to pull the combination dial away from the safe and expose the safes locking mechanism

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Pulling method of safe burglary

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18
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Involves removing the exterior of the safes door to access and defeat the safe locking mechanism

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Peeking method of entry safe burglary

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19
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A welding torch is used to cut into the safe door and or metal casing

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Burning method of entry for safe burglary

20
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Types of burglars

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1) professional burglar
2) semi-professional burglar
3) young amateur burglar
4) juvenile amateur burglar
5) addicted amateur burglar

21
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  • Make their living primarily from money and valuables obtained from the burglaries
  • Extensive planning of the burglary event and detailed knowledge of their criminal target or Mark
  • preferred method of entry neither forceful nor noticeable
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The professional burglar

22
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  • Are not as successful or skilled as professional burgers and maybe known by police for Pryor offending activities
  • straightforward methods of entry typically used
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Semi professional burglar

23
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  • Late teens to early 20s usually are often associated with semi professional or professional burgers
  • enlist younger gain members
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The young amateur burglar

24
Q
  • 16 years of age or less
  • usually commit the burglaries during the day or on holidays
  • usually live close to the locations they burglarize
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Juvenile amateur burglar

25
Q
  • Is addicted to alcohol and drugs

- Method of entry is usually smashing in windows are kicking in and shouldering doors

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That addicted amateur burger

26
Q

An individual who specializes in buying and selling stolen property

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Fence

27
Q
  • Thieves sell their property directly to a level one fence
  • goods are then sold from the store
  • May sell at standard retail prices or lower than retail prices to undercut their competitors
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Level-1 fence

28
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  • Level two fences buy from level one fences and operate more less as whole sellers of the stolen goods
  • these operations are very secretive and are rarely exposed through informants or other street level law-enforcement
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Level -2 fence

29
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  • act as distributors of stolen goods

- market the goods through black markets

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Level 3 fence

30
Q

Legitimate business are approached directly by a fence to sell the stolen property

A

Commercial fence supplies

31
Q

Operate seemingly legitimate businesses as a front to sell stolen goods to consumers

A

Commercial sales

32
Q

Sell stolen goods directly from the residence

A

Residential fence supplies

33
Q

Products are passed through a network of people also known as a ring

A

Network selling

34
Q

Burglars sell stolen products directly without a fence or other middleman

A

Hawking

35
Q

Stolen goods are sold through Internet sources such as eBay and craigslist

A

E fencing

36
Q

To invoke such laws against fences burglars and others. These investigative tactics must be proven.

A
  • Stolen goods were received and controlled by the person
  • The illegal merchandise was stolen at the time it was received by the person
  • The person knew at the time they receive the property that it was stolen
37
Q

Increasing the burglars effort

A

Target hardening
Access control
Controlling the facilitators

38
Q

Increasing the burglars risks

A

Improving security systems

Improving natural guardianship

39
Q

Reduce the burglars rewards

A

Reducing the value

Removing the inducements

40
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Bolting down saves placing Security chains on the bottom of ATM machines locking up valuables and secure locations

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Target hardening

41
Q

Providing pin controlled access gates providing means of identification

A

Access control

42
Q

Removing ladders from the outside of houses with second-story windows
removing loose bricks and stones from the front of stores

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Controlling the facilitators

43
Q

Improving lighting removing large shrubs and trees blocking views of doors or windows

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Improving natural guardianship

44
Q

Marking personal items with names numbers and or other IDs using etching devices

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Reducing the value

45
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Not leaving expensive items in vehicles

A

Removing the inducements

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