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1
A style of robbery that involves no planning and depends almost entirely on the element of surprise is the
A)ambush.
B)selective raid.
C)planned operation.
D)stealth raid.
2
Which of the following is not one of the elements of the crime of robbery?
A)Taking and carrying away.
B)The personal property of another.
C)With the intent to deprive permanently.
D)Without the use of force, fear, or threat of force.
3
The term "carjacking" originated in
A)Detroit.
B)Chicago.
C)New Orleans.
D)Los Angeles.
4
Home invasion robberies typically target the
A)residence.
B)person.
C)potential for "gain."
D)All of the preceding are correct.
5
What is the highest risk job for being a victim of a violent crime at work?
A)Convenience store clerk.
B)Taxi cab driver.
C)ATM repairer.
D)Motel clerk.
6
What is the main purpose of a greeter at a bank?
A)Welcome customers and aid them in conducting their bank business in the most efficient and effective manner, and to promote good will.
B)To remotely trigger the dye pack as the robber leaves the bank with the money.
C)To welcome customers and reduce the anonymity of a would-be robber.
D)None of the preceding.
7
In reference to the crime of robbery, trespassory is
A)the illegal taking of property.
B)the carrying away of the property taken.
C)the taking of property.
D)It may be any of the preceding depending on which type of crime occurred.
8
The officers' previous experience with, and knowledge of, a particular location increases their vulnerability and is known as
A)action stereotyping.
B)physical stereotyping.
C)situational stereotyping.
D)racial stereotyping.





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