CPD Police Academy Exam#2 with all Correct & 100%
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Property ✔Correct Answer-anything of value that is owned or controlled
Theft ✔Correct Answer-is knowingly obtaining unauthorized control of property with intent to
permanently deprive owner
Deception ✔Correct Answer-creates another's impression which is false and the offender
does
not believe to be true, failing to correct a false impression, or trying to prevent
another from acquiring information pertinent to the disposition of the property
involved
Threat ✔Correct Answer-is risk of physical harm is inflicted on a person threatened,
subjecting
person to physical confinement, committing criminal offense, accusing
person of criminal offense, exposing person to contempt
Theft of Labor or Services ✔Correct Answer-what is taken is work not paid for, or the use of
something not paid for
False report of theft ✔Correct Answer-is intent to defraud insurer
Offenders interest in the property ✔Correct Answer-a co-owner can commit theft against a
co-owner unless parties involved are married and living together
Full Retail Value ✔Correct Answer-A merchant's stated or advertised price of a piece of
merchandise.
Sentencing for retail theft ✔Correct Answer-$300 of merchandise or less stolen is a
misdemeanor; over $300 of merchandise stolen is a felony.
Retail Mercantile Establishment ✔Correct Answer-Any place where merchandise is displayed,
held, stored, or offered for sale to the public
Under ringing ✔Correct Answer-Cause cash register to reflect less than the full retail value of
the
merchandise.
Theft by emergency exit ✔Correct Answer-Someone commits retail theft and leaves by use of
an emergency exit.
, Permissive Inference ✔Correct Answer-If any person conceals on their person any
unpurchased
merchandise, and removes said merchandise past the final cash register of the
store, that person will be presumed to be committing retail theft.
Delivery Container Crime ✔Correct Answer-Theft of baskets or carts used to transport bread,
bakery, and dairy goods.
Deceptive Practices ✔Correct Answer-Tricking customers by getting them to
accept an offer and then changing the terms of the agreement without them
knowing it.
False Personation ✔Correct Answer-Falsely impersonating certain people, including police
officers, representatives of veteran's or public safety organizations, or representatives of charity
organizations.
Robbery ✔Correct Answer-Taking something of value from a person through the use or threat
of
force with the intent to permanently deprive the owner of the
item/items
Aggravated Robbery ✔Correct Answer-When an offender implies that he has a deadly
weapon, when he in fact does not have a deadly weapon on his person.
Armed Robbery ✔Correct Answer-When an offender commits a robbery while he has a
deadly weapon in his possession. The weapon does not have to be used or
displayed. As long as the offender has a deadly weapon on his person during
the robbery, the charge is armed robbery.
Residential Burglary ✔Correct Answer-occurs when a person's house is burglarized
Criminal Trespass ✔Correct Answer-differs from burglary in that there is no intent to commit a
theft or felony. An example of criminal trespass would be a homeless man breaking into a closed
pub to take shelter from a snow storm.
Vehicular Carjacking ✔Correct Answer-Has the same components as a robbery except the
property taken is a motor vehicle.
Vehicular Invasion ✔Correct Answer-When an occupied vehicle is entered
by an offender with the intent to commit a theft or felony utilizing force. (Smash & Grab)
Arson ✔Correct Answer-A person commits arson when he or she knowingly, by way of fire or
explosive, damages any property of another having a value of $150 or more; or
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Property ✔Correct Answer-anything of value that is owned or controlled
Theft ✔Correct Answer-is knowingly obtaining unauthorized control of property with intent to
permanently deprive owner
Deception ✔Correct Answer-creates another's impression which is false and the offender
does
not believe to be true, failing to correct a false impression, or trying to prevent
another from acquiring information pertinent to the disposition of the property
involved
Threat ✔Correct Answer-is risk of physical harm is inflicted on a person threatened,
subjecting
person to physical confinement, committing criminal offense, accusing
person of criminal offense, exposing person to contempt
Theft of Labor or Services ✔Correct Answer-what is taken is work not paid for, or the use of
something not paid for
False report of theft ✔Correct Answer-is intent to defraud insurer
Offenders interest in the property ✔Correct Answer-a co-owner can commit theft against a
co-owner unless parties involved are married and living together
Full Retail Value ✔Correct Answer-A merchant's stated or advertised price of a piece of
merchandise.
Sentencing for retail theft ✔Correct Answer-$300 of merchandise or less stolen is a
misdemeanor; over $300 of merchandise stolen is a felony.
Retail Mercantile Establishment ✔Correct Answer-Any place where merchandise is displayed,
held, stored, or offered for sale to the public
Under ringing ✔Correct Answer-Cause cash register to reflect less than the full retail value of
the
merchandise.
Theft by emergency exit ✔Correct Answer-Someone commits retail theft and leaves by use of
an emergency exit.
, Permissive Inference ✔Correct Answer-If any person conceals on their person any
unpurchased
merchandise, and removes said merchandise past the final cash register of the
store, that person will be presumed to be committing retail theft.
Delivery Container Crime ✔Correct Answer-Theft of baskets or carts used to transport bread,
bakery, and dairy goods.
Deceptive Practices ✔Correct Answer-Tricking customers by getting them to
accept an offer and then changing the terms of the agreement without them
knowing it.
False Personation ✔Correct Answer-Falsely impersonating certain people, including police
officers, representatives of veteran's or public safety organizations, or representatives of charity
organizations.
Robbery ✔Correct Answer-Taking something of value from a person through the use or threat
of
force with the intent to permanently deprive the owner of the
item/items
Aggravated Robbery ✔Correct Answer-When an offender implies that he has a deadly
weapon, when he in fact does not have a deadly weapon on his person.
Armed Robbery ✔Correct Answer-When an offender commits a robbery while he has a
deadly weapon in his possession. The weapon does not have to be used or
displayed. As long as the offender has a deadly weapon on his person during
the robbery, the charge is armed robbery.
Residential Burglary ✔Correct Answer-occurs when a person's house is burglarized
Criminal Trespass ✔Correct Answer-differs from burglary in that there is no intent to commit a
theft or felony. An example of criminal trespass would be a homeless man breaking into a closed
pub to take shelter from a snow storm.
Vehicular Carjacking ✔Correct Answer-Has the same components as a robbery except the
property taken is a motor vehicle.
Vehicular Invasion ✔Correct Answer-When an occupied vehicle is entered
by an offender with the intent to commit a theft or felony utilizing force. (Smash & Grab)
Arson ✔Correct Answer-A person commits arson when he or she knowingly, by way of fire or
explosive, damages any property of another having a value of $150 or more; or
