The Uniform Crime Reporting Program defines
________ as the taking or attempting to take anything of value from the 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) Burglary
B) Robbery
C) Theft
D) Armed theft
(Question #2) Statistics show that many robberies do not result in physical harm to the victim or extensive loss. When victims are harmed, their injuries range from bruises and black eyes to life-threatening gunshot or knife wounds. How often during robberies do injuries occur in the United States?
A) About one in three involve actual injury.
B) About one in 20 involve actual injury.
C) About one in 50 involve actual injury.
D) About one in 77 involve actual injury.
(Question #3) Which of the following is NOT considered typical M.O. information for a robbery?
A) Verbal statements made
B) Threatened use of force
C) Victim is under 50 years of age
D) Use of disguises
(Question #4) Which of the following is a frightening and potentially dangerous crime that can occur to a family?
A) School robbery
B) Neighborhood canvass
C) Home invasion
D) Street mugging
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