Roger, in need of cash to fund his drug habit, decides to rob the Kwik-E-Mart. He enters the store and points a pistol at Jane, the store clerk. He demands all of the cash. At that moment Roger observes a police car drive up in front of the store
Realizing his situation, Roger orders Jane to go into the women's restroom and stay there or he will kill her. Jane does as directed. Roger then goes behind the counter. A police officer enters the store and obtains a cup of coffee. Roger poses as the store clerk until the officer pays for the coffee and departs. When the officer is out of sight, Roger empties the cash register and flees. After a few minutes Jane exits the restroom and calls the police. In addition to aggravated robbery, Roger likely does not realize that he has also committed the offense of:
A) defrauding a police officer. B) unlawful movement.
C) aggravated kidnapping. D) abduction in support of a felony.
C
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a. U.S. Supreme Court decisions b. federal statutes c. federal statutes d. state Supreme Court decisions
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false