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most accurate regarding the crime of burglary?A) Residential burglaries most often occur during working hours on a weekday. B) Most commercial burglaries are committed on weekdays. C) Burglary has a high clearance rate. D) February is the month when the most burglaries typically occur. 2
least accurate regarding YAC’s?A) New York City is the center for YAC’s. B) YAC’s operate in groups of four to six. C) YAC’s specialize in burglarizing ATM’s. D) YAC’s operate only along the East coast. 3
A) Theft of Norman Rockwell paintings from an art gallery B) Crude ransacking of a business C) Theft of costume jewelry D) Secondary crimes 4
except ...A) Breaking B) Entering a building C) Breaking and entering a building with intent to commit a crime therein D) Force directed against a person 5
A) Done with intent to commit a felony B) Done with intent to commit a misdemeanor C) Depends upon nature of dwelling house D) Burglary is not a serious crime. 6
A) With sirens blaring B) At high speed C) Drive rapidly avoiding excessive noise. D) Drive slowly with no sirens. 7
except ...A) Knives B) Chisels C) Hacksaws D) Fronts 8
A) "Loiding" B) Lock-picking C) Punching D) Stinging 9
A) It has thick walls and a strong door. B) They are graded by the period of time they can protect their contents from heat. C) They provide a high degree of security. D) They are classified by the amount of time they can protect their contents from attack by an expert burglar. 10
A) It allows the investigator to make judgments about the skill and knowledge of the perpetrator. B) Such study is not important. C) Such study will identify the perpetrator. D) Such study will provide evidence leading to certain conviction of the perpetrator. 11
A) It requires little skill. B) It requires little knowledge of a safe’s construction. C) It’s relatively noisy. D) It is successful in attacking older fire-resistant safes. 12
A) An expert in safe construction B) An amateur C) An unskilled driller D) An amateur in safe construction. 13
except ...A) Drill bit shavings. B) Slag. C) Fences. D) Urine. 14
A) Insulation samples B) Sting operations C) Fences D) Peel 15
A) African-American B) Older heads of household C) Caucasian D) Foreign 16
A) Less than $50 B) $250-499 C) $1,000 or more D) $500-999 17
A) Food, clothing, shelter needs B) Thrill C) Keeping up "appearances" D) No reason. 18
A) Portable electronics, photography, gear, jewelry, clothing B) Cash C) Purse, wallet, credit cards D) Vehicles or parts (including bicycles) 19
except ...A) Paying a price below that of a "good bargain" B) Purchasing from people not known to them C) Accepting items without a receipt D) Purchasing from reputable merchants. 20
A) A person who unknowingly purchases stolen property. B) A person who knowingly purchases stolen property cheaply for resale. C) A person who knowingly purchases cheap goods for resale. D) A person who purchases goods at a discount. 21
A) Front B) Hot C) Receiver D) Sting 22
A) Does the job intermittently B) May work as a free-lancer C) Has a substantial bankroll D) Pawn shop owner 23
except ...A) Stop delivery of mail. B) Arrange for a special watch by patrol officers. C) Ask a trusted neighbor to keep watch. D) Maintain regular mail delivery. 24
except ...A) Avoid placing valuables where they are visible through windows. B) Cut plants low around windows. C) Inform strangers about comings and goings. D) Do not inform strangers about comings and goings. 25
except ...A) Prevent easy access to roofs. B) Light the exterior of the building. C) Utilize a surveillance camera. D) Keep money chest hidden.
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