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    ROBBERY

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    Robbery is generally defined as taking or attempting to take something of value from another person through force, threats of force, or intimidation. It also involves permanently depriving the owner of their property. There are different types of robbers, including professional robbers who commit organized, planned robberies as a career; opportunistic robbers who steal small amounts from vulnerable targets without planning; addict robbers who rob to support a drug habit; and alcoholic robbers who plan random robberies without consideration for victims.

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    ROBBERY

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    Robbery is generally defined as taking or attempting to take something of value from another person through force, threats of force, or intimidation. It also involves permanently depriving the owner of their property. There are different types of robbers, including professional robbers who commit organized, planned robberies as a career; opportunistic robbers who steal small amounts from vulnerable targets without planning; addict robbers who rob to support a drug habit; and alcoholic robbers who plan random robberies without consideration for victims.

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    Robbery is generally defined as taking or attempting to take something of value from another person through force, threats of force, or intimidation. It also involves permanently depriving the owner of their property. There are different types of robbers, including professional robbers who commit organized, planned robberies as a career; opportunistic robbers who steal small amounts from vulnerable targets without planning; addict robbers who rob to support a drug habit; and alcoholic robbers who plan random robberies without consideration for victims.

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    ROBBERY

    Uploaded by

    MJ Nuarin
    Robbery is generally defined as taking or attempting to take something of value from another person through force, threats of force, or intimidation. It also involves permanently depriving the owner of their property. There are different types of robbers, including professional robbers who commit organized, planned robberies as a career; opportunistic robbers who steal small amounts from vulnerable targets without planning; addict robbers who rob to support a drug habit; and alcoholic robbers who plan random robberies without consideration for victims.

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    Definition

    of the
    ROBBERY
    DEFINITION
    e ra ll y c on s id e re d to m e a n th e
    Robbery is gen
    tin g to ta k e s o m e th in g o f
    taking or attemp
    u g h th e u s e o f fo rc e , th re a ts
    any value thro
    h in ti m id a ti n g a n d fe a r. It
    of force or throug
    e d a s th e re m o v a l o f
    also has been defin
    y o r b e lo n g in g s w it h th e
    someone’s propert
    p e rm a n e n tl y d e p ri v in g th e
    intention of
    owner of th e p ro p e rt y o r b e lo n g in g s .
    Types of
    ROBBERS
    PROFESSIONAL

    Having long term


    commitment to a crime as
    a source of livelihood. The
    robberies are organized
    and planned support
    lifestyle.
    OPPORTUNIST

    Will steal to obtain small


    amounts of money when
    he sees a vulnerable
    target. Usually a juvenile
    in a gang. It is not
    planned.
    ADDICT

    Offender who is addicted


    to a controlled substance
    and robs to support a
    habit.
    ALCOHOLIC

    Enter into robbery as a


    criminal alternative.
    Planes their crimes
    randomly and give little
    consideration to the
    victim selection, escape,
    or circumstances

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