Property
robbery that occurs at businesses and commercial settings, such as banks or convenience stores?
Institutional robbery
This crime was less than 2% of all crimes committed.
Homicide
What is the most common crime to occur within families according to statistics?
Assault
type of thief can be defined as an individual who has acquired a degree of skill, plans his crimes, generates relatively good amounts of money, and spends little time incarcerated?
Professional thief
NOT classified as a crime against property?
Robbery
type of homicide includes crimes in which the offender planned to kill another person and then carried out the act?
1st Degree murder
Individuals who commit assaults are most likely to be in which age group?
10-20
15-34
45-60
50-75
15-34
What does not involve the use of force or illegal entry in order for property to be taken?
Larceny
Most arson fires are set by individuals under this age.
18
What type of homicide is that in which the victim and perpetrator knew each other as friends, family, or other acquaintances?
Primary homicide
Research indicates that most this crime involve little planning on the part of offenders.
robberies
Most items taken through larceny are taken from where?
Cars
Some studies have found that about two-thirds of all individuals have done this
shoplifted
type of homicide includes crimes in which the offender did not plan to kill another person, bu carried out the act?
2nd degree murder
Property crimes have been increasing or decreasing since the early 1970s?
decreasing
Who are individuals who let burglars know about attractive targets?
Tipsters
only fires classified as this are reported to agencies like the FBI.
arson
type of homicide includes crimes in which the offender is responsible for the death of another, but had no intentions of killing them, but their actions caused the death of another.
manslaughter
homicides that involve the murder of several individuals is known as this
Mass murders
Forty percent of the time the offender knows the victim in this type of crime.
robberies