There is a new type of crime called flash robs. Define and explain the how it works, how many people are involved, and the issues facing store employees and owners
What will be an ideal response?
Flash robs involve as many as 50 people. Store employees can do little to stop them and may even suffer injury. Participants have been known to punch an employee on the way out. In addition to the loss of merchandise, retailers are concerned about losing customers. "A frenzied group of teens snatching merchandise and running through store aisles creates panic and potential safety issues for customers and store employees," according to a 2011 white paper by the Nation-al Retail Federation.
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a. 4.5% c. 50% b. 25% d. 90%
Truth in sentencing policies is an example of an ethical problem in ______.
a. the use of authority b. the relationship between personal and professional interests c. personal and professional commitments to clients d. criminal justice and public policy
Supervisors are not in a position to have to encourage positive personal and professional growth
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
Opportunistic thieves are most likely to choose victims who are:
a. females. b. carrying firearms. c. traveling in groups of three or more. d. between twenty and thirty years old.