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Swanson, Criminal Investigation 8/e
Criminal Investigation, 8/e
Charles R. Swanson, University of Georgia
Neil C. Chamelin, Assistant State Attorney, Second Judicial Circuit
Leonard Territo, University of South Florida- Tampa
Burglary

Chapter Objectives


1) Be familiar with different types of burglars.

2) Describe appropriate responses to burglaries in progress.

3) Recognized burglary tools.

4) Explain several methods of attacking safes.

5) Identify types of evidence to be collected in safe burglaries.

6) Describe the characteristics of residential burglaries.

7) Understand the investigator’s burglary prevention role.

8) Outline strategies for investigating criminal fences and other stolen-property outlets.

9) Describe techniques for reducing the risk for commercial burglary.








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