Which of the following are theft act investigative methods that usually involve observing or listening to potential perpetrators?
a. Audits
b. Online resources
c. Document examination
d. Surveillance and covert operations
d
FEEDBACK: a. Incorrect.
b. Incorrect.
c. Incorrect.
d. Correct.
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