Larcensy: The Elements Of Robbery

Robbery generally can consist of taking with the intention to steal personal property belonging of another person, from his or her person or in their presence; against a persons will; by an act of violence, threat of force or intimidation while carrying a dangerous weapon. Basically, robbery is theft accomplished by violence or the threat of violence with a weapon. Since this element of force sits at the core of robbery, the most commonly asked question in a robberys examination alarms the time of the violence. For example, violence only occurs as a robber tries to attempt to escape from a discovered division of a larceny charges that could be brought might include larceny and resisting arrest, but not essentially robbery. The use or threat …show more content…
With luck the two officers were near the suspect just a few blocks away from the scene and close to the suspect and hint they were not dispatched. They approached a Jamaican male whom the officers say “was already inducing suspicious behavior” as the two officers drove towards him. Officer Gonzales proceeds with his professional tactics and asks the male to put his hands up but the suspect immediately flees. Officer Gonzales enter his car with Officer Christie and they pursuit the suspect. The officers state that the suspect had fired shots and later on during the chase they than cornered him. Officer Gonzales steps out of his car and shouts for the suspect to immediately put his hands in the air “let me see your hands” as they try to refrain him from firing the weapon. Officer Christie claims that where they cornered the suspect there was “there was tall grass about 4 inches high” and he remembers that the suspect threw his gun over “his head” trying to throw it beyond the fence trying to hide the …show more content…
Officer Gonzales tells me it was his second day on the squad and real life is different from the police academy because you’re putting your life and the life of others in potential harm. The Officers main focus relied on not trying to hurt the suspect and for the suspect to not destroy or mislead any evidence; they also certainly did not want the suspect to commit a crime within himself. The officers proclaim to never jump to conclusions because not everything is what it appears to be.
Armed robbery is an offense that commands a position in the trajectory of a crime. It is supplied with uncertainties and complications. In obstruction to the concept of an armed robber can be portrayed as a rational individual because they represent rational choice theory, the range in decision making from armed robbers engage as they cannot be mapped out in relation to rational and irrational