Canadian Criminal Code Robbery

Canadian Criminal Code Robbery
As stated by, the Canadian Criminal Code the definition of robbery is one who; (a) steals, and for the purpose of extorting what is stolen or uses
violence or threats of violence to a person or property in order to prevent/overcome the resistance from the victim or from stealing, (b) steals from any
individual and also at that time they have stolen or either immediately before or after, wounds, beats, strikes or uses any personal violence to that
individual, (c) assaults a person with the lawful intent of stealing from them or steals from anyone while armed with an offensive weapon or imitation
thereof (Criminal Code, 1985, s. 343). The subsequent punishment associated with the act is anyone who commits a robbery is guilty of an indictable
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The Murder Of Los Angeles: A Bank Robbery
Los Angeles– A bank robbery ended in a car crash on Tuesday evening. after a man entered the bank with a gun. He took the money, and then left the
bank. The Sherriff said the man was driving a car at high speed. A helicopter chased the car, which crashed into another vehicle. While the man tried to
run away with the money. but the man was arrested by the police. We can expect that the man get into jail for 20 years.
From our reporter in Los

Did Frank commit the crime of bank robbery? At what point, if any, did Frank commit the crime of attempted bank robbery? If the cashier had no
money, would that fact be a valid defense to the attempted robbery? Why?
In criminal law, an attempted robbery occurs when there is an undertaking to commit an act which includes preparation but does not result in the
successful completion of the act (Falk, 2010). In the case of Frank, there are substantial efforts that he puts in place in abed to rob the bank. Frank does
not commit the offense of bank robbery but that of attempted bank robbery. After looking over the First city bank, he goes to his storage and
removes his old pistol and even bought shells for it. He then prepares a note and goes into the bank with a mask. It is only after the siren goes off
that he runs off. This clearly shows that frank was prepared to carry out the act and went to all lengths to prepare to commit the offense. It would not
be a valid defense if the cashier had no money because while committing the offense frank was unaware of this fact. He was armed and willing to
commit the crime.
Explain how the law of attempt has changed in most jurisdictions from the common–law crime of attempt....show more content...
Chapter 4 of the elements of crime states that a defendant does not commit attempt by plotting or planning an offense (Aspen Publishers, 2010). There
is an extension that dictates that mere preparation is not enough to constitute the attempt criminal act element. However, the crux of any attempt is
how close to completing the offense the defendant must get to fulfill the attempt criminal act requirement (Neubauer & Fradella, 2013). Jurisdictions
use the four tests which include the proximity test, res ipsa loquitur test, probable desistance test and the model penal code's substantial steps test
(Siegel,

The Bank Robbery By Steven Schutzman Summary
The Bank Of Affection Love; it's a strange and peculiar concept to the human mind. It has the power to affect one's persona drastically; it may make
the meekest individual strong and the most ardent person frail. Many falsely accuse the power of endearment with a misnomer, often referred to as
lust. The term lust is defined as an intense desire. Between the crosshairs of love and lust, lies an entity that is commonly seen in many folly
love–struck youth. This strange facet of endearment is best exemplified in the flash fiction story The Bank Robbery, written by Steven Schutzman. The
short story portrays the surprisingly bizarre, but tender, sense of affection between a bank robber and a young bank teller. Through the usage of similes,
metaphors,...show more content...
The eerie affinity between the two counterparts is best exemplified by the various types of figurative language used by Steven Schutzman. Schutzman
states "the teller, a young woman of about twenty five, felt the lights of her streets go on for the first time" (Schutzman 1), evidently describing the
emotional impact the robber had on the teller. Figuratively, this statement is an implicit comparison between the lights that had lined her streets and the
teller's discovery of love. This statement also foreshadows the creation of a turbulent relationship between the two counterparts, since it depicts a "love
at first sight" moment that conclusively suggests that the folly lovers will base their romance on short–term desires rather than true love. In the
eleventh paragraph, the robber is seen stating "Ah money...you are just like love" (Schutzman 1) , evidently proving his lustful adoration towards
materialistic facets. Schutzman implies, through this statement, that this is an example of a metaphor, since it is an explicit comparison between
money and love. The author uses this metaphor, in order to epitomize the evident unstable romance that is created between the bank robber and the
teller. This statement indirectly implies the fact that the relationship between the two counterparts is formed due to their lustful momentary desires. In
order

Why Bank Robberies Have Increased Since 1994
I found an article that conducted a study to find why bank robberies have increased since 1994. The focus of the study was focused to the Chicago
Police Department and the Chicago Office of the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) where the use of statistics of bank robbers, interviewing bank
robbers, and determining what kind of security measures and security equipment was been used, the gathering of the information was used to gain
insight into bank robbery (Carrol & Loch, (1997).
The study first focused on basic information of bank robberies, by using records that the FBI kept when investing bank robbery scenes. This information
was very helpful in determining the trends of bank robbers; the investigators gave suggestions to institutions on how to create better security measures.
The investigator took all the FBI reports and placed them into a database for future reference (Carrol & Loch, (1997).
The investigator wanted to learn what motivated bank robbers so they interviewed offenders either in federal or local correctional institutes. They
have currently interviewed five offenders, varying from robbers who passed notes to armed single robbers to a group or gang robberies. They found
that robbers would avoid certain banks do to security systems; investigator also learned how offenders planned robberies. They found that all
offenders interviewed would be deterred from robbing a bank if there were uniformed security present. The offenders were aware of the dye packs and

First National Bank Robbery Case
In the case, a man named Brook planned to rob First National Bank in Newport, Beach, Orange County Florida, Hurst wanted to join the robbery as
long as there were no weapons involved. When Brooke and Hurst robbed the bank, Brook pulled out a gun to force the cashier to give up the money;
enough he assured Hurst there would be no use of weapons. Unfortunately, Hurst didn't see Brooke pull out the gun, while driving away Brook
confessed to using the gun and Hurst wanted to get out the car. Brook wouldn't allow him to leave until they were safely in Nogales, Arizona and
when they arrived the divided up the money and went their separate ways. Hurst went to meet a friend named Solana, who doesn't know anything about
robbery. While trying to cross...show more content...
(Smith, 2016) The state where Brooke is being held, is called the asylum state. In this case, the governor will forward the demand for extradition to the
secretary of state, who will submit a requisition to asylum country seeking to have fugitive Brook be surrendered to United States for prosecution.
(Roberson & Wallace, 2015) The receiving state Mexico, uses its own treaty obligations and own laws on extradition to arrive at an agreement on
whether or not to release Brooke to the jurisdiction of Florida. (Reuters, 2016) In most cases the asylum state requires that offense committed by
offender in another state, be considered as a crime committed in their own country. According to New York Times article "Extradition Treaty with
Mexico" "...that persons charged with the crimes hereinafter enumerated, and being fugitives from justice, should, under certain circumstances, be
reciprocally delivered up" (Seward,

A Retrieved Reformation Short Story
Change
O. Henry's short story, "A Retrieved Reformation," shows a man's journey through rehabilitation. In the story, Jimmy Valentine is in jail for
robbery. Then is allowed to leave in hope he has finally learned from his past mistakes and will stop robbing people to get what he desires. When
Jimmy leaves, he robs many more banks but does not get caught. Jimmy then goes to a small town so the cops won't be able to find him, and the
town has a train station for him to make a quick getaway. When Jimmy first arrives to the town, he sees a lovely woman named Annabel Adams and
everything changes. He knows she won't like him if he keeps acting like his old self so, he decides he will finally change for the better. He changes his
name to Ralph Spencer and starts acting totally different. This short story demonstrates change and how you affect people every day whether you
realize it or not. At the beginning of the coming of age story, when Jimmy gets let out of jail, we see how Jimmy has not changed and he had went
back to his old ways. To show this, the author explains multiple robberies that happened within weeks of each other. Then, Ben Price, the detective
trying to find who has been robbing the banks, realized it was Jimmy Valentine who was back to his old ways. To show this, the author wrote, "Ben
Price knew Jimmy's habits. He had learned them while working on the Springfield case. Long jumps, quick get–aways, no confederates, and a taste for
good society–– these ways had

Up Ideas For Robbing A Bank
up ideas to catch him, I wasn't really paying attention I just was sitting there sipping at my coffee, which tasted great. The parts I could pick out of
the conversation were completely useless to catching a criminal in my eyes. They were all so ''cop like'' meaning a criminal can figure it out
easily. When I was planning on robbing a bank I had planned for every single one of those plans if they were to happen. I bet that criminal was
expecting those plans. '' what is your idea, Winston'' Detective Sal questioned me, I was surprised he didn't call my by first name, but I answered
either way, '' do you want my honest opinion'' I asked them before I told them my harsh feedback. ''yes'' they all said in unison. '' well, all your plans
are so...show more content...
''great work, Wayne!!!'' Detective Sal yells, acutely calling me by my first name. '' I have another proposal'' I said, they all listened carefully, as if
they were in love with my words. '' that the criminals are not alone''. ''What do you mean'' Detective Kelli finally spoke up, she had said nothing the
entire time.'' I mean that it is impossible to get from Mongolia to France in one day and have enough time to rob a bank, also to get to Italy from
France over night and still have enough time to rob a another bank''. I tell them. A long silence started. Then I burst out ''I think that they are some
kind of team''. '' maybe they are apart and were dealing with two different criminals'' said Detective Parks. '' Maybe, but in both the pictures of both
robberies each one of the criminals that were in the security photos were wearing a black jacket with a blue knife logo on the left shoulder'' I reply
kind of acting like a wise guy. '' He's got a good point I saw those too, but I thought it was the same person so I didn't really worry about it that
much'' he says backing me up. Then he took the pictures out of his brief case and showed them it, then he pointed out the blue knife logo. '' Oh''
they all yell at the same time. ''Good eye'' Detective Kelli says to me, she seemed really amazed.'' Ok, lets head to the bank and see what exactly was
stolen'' Chris tells us. We walk outside and there is this big jeep waiting for us. We all hop in

Essay about Crime
Crime
In general the definition of a crime is an act punishable by law, usually considered an evil act. Crime refers to many types of misconduct forbidden
by law. Crimes include such things as murder, stealing a car, resisting arrest, possession or dealing of illegal drugs, being nude in public , drunk
driving, and bank robbery. Crime is an act that has been timeless and has been committed practically since the start of time. For example, ever since
Cain killed his brother Abel (B.C.), people being charged with witchcraft in the 1600's, prostitution, to the current crimes of modern day(A.D.). Even
though crime has existed throughout time it has progressed and branched out taking many types forms....show more content...
Crimes are frequently classified according to their seriousness as felonies or misdemeanors. Generally, felonies are more serious than misdemeanors.
Under the federal criminal law system, felonies are crimes for which the punishment is death or imprisonment for more than a year. Amisdemeanor is
punishable by a fine or by imprisonment for less than a year. In most states persons convicted of felonies are sent to state prisons, while those guilty of
misdemeanors serve their sentence in city, or county jails, or correction houses.
Crimes against people include assault, kidnapping, murder, and sexual attacks. Such crimes usually bring severe punishments. Crimes against property
include arson, automobile theft, burglary, embezzlement, forgery, fraud, larceny, and vandalism. In most cases, these crimes carry lighter penalties
than the crimes set against the person. Robbery is the crime most difficult to classify. The law considers robbery a crime against the person or against
the property, according to the case. Robbery may involve simply stealing property from another person, but when a personal encounter occurs between
the robber and his victim, it may include violence and bodily harm. This usually occurs during muggings or other strong–arm robberies.

Ned Kelly: Villain Or Victim?
Is Ned Kelly, a hero? A, villain? Or is he a victim? Many people have a different opinion on this topic. There is no doubt that Ned Kelly was a hero and
a victim because he was one of the Australian greatest bushranger, who not only outsmarted the police but also stood up for his family's rights. In
recent years' opinion has become much more divided on the issue of Ned Kelly a villain or victim. There is no doubt that Ned was a victim there are
many reasons to this. Firstly, when Ned was just a boy his father died so as the oldest in the family he took the role of head of the family for some
years. Secondly, Ned was a bank robber and a thief, but do you know why? He was a bank robber and a thief for his family, his mother who was put in
jail

Essay about Personal Narrative- Victim of Robbery
Personal Narrative– Victim of Robbery
My story started about a week ago. I was heading to bed early, because I was tired from a long day with plans to wake up a few hours before class to
review for a test. As I closed my books for the evening and headed to bed around midnight, little did I know something was going on outside.
A little later that night someone entered my garage, which was so conveniently unlocked. They first rummaged through my dad's van outside and I
think they stole his coat, a tape and a few rolls of film. They also sifted through my mom's car looking for something to steal, only to find a few
motivational tapes. Surprising enough they passed those including one on "Getting Rid Of Guilt." When they got into my car...show more content...
I woke about a half of an hour later to my sister stumbling down the stairs. She flew into my room and said, "Joe, someone broke into your car and
stole your CD's." At first I thought she was kidding. I thought it might have been some sort of cruel prank to get me out of bed, for some reason or
another. After thinking about it for a matter of seconds I realized that my sister was not that creative, and she had to be telling the truth. I dashed out of
bed and grabbed my bathrobe on the way upstairs. I flew through the front door, struggling to put my robe on as I broke into an open run to the garage.
For some strange reason I don't remember running to the garage, all I remember was that I entered the garage and peered into the open window of
my car and my heart dropped. Everything was gone along with half of my dash destroyed in the process. I was furious. I felt like hitting
something. My target turned out to be my poor car. I hit my car as hard as I could, like it had done something wrong. If you look close enough you
can still see the dent in my trunk lid where I hit it so hard. I then decided to sit inside my car and truly survey the damage. That did not help. Then
realizing that all my CD's were also missing, I proceeded to rip my visor from the roof of my car. My mom came in about then saving my visor and
helped calm me down. My mom said later, "You were pretty mad Joe, I have never seen you that mad before."

Analysis Of Bullet In The Brain
A man faced with his fatality will quiver and beg for mercy. Anders, from "Bullet in the Brain", is unique in that he faces death with laughter and
sarcasm. The short story by Tobias Wolff portrays a man named Anders being shot during a bank robbery after ignoring the threats of the robbers (In
Text Cite). Through descriptions of the protagonist and his speech with other characters, Anders shows signs of schizophrenia. Before the shooting,
the narrator describes Anders and his interactions with other people at the bank. In the first paragraph, Anders looks at the two women in front of him
with a "murderous temper" (In Text Cite) and is described as criticizing books with "savagery" (In Text Cite). Anders is also angry with the girl in
front of him when she whines about the teller closing their window, telling her she is overdramatic. Most people would be slightly annoyed with these
interactions, but murder would never come to mind.
The robbers and their interaction further support the idea that Anders is crazy. When the robbers enter the bank, they wearing blue business suits. Blue
often represents sadness, which is a common symptom burdened upon those with schizophrenia. When the robbers begin threatening the hostages,
Anders tells the woman, "'Great script, eh?'" (In Text Cite). This line shows an inappropriate response to the threat presented. Normal individuals would
panic at the sight of a gun, but Anders seems to think the robbery is a joke or a game. Anders also

Theories Of Crime : Robbery
Theories of Crime – Robbery
Introduction
Understanding patterns and motivation of crimes is important for solving the mysteries surrounding them. In this sense, theories can be used to explain
crime phenomena and answer the questions involved. Through theory, important aspects surrounding a crime can be discovered. Therefore,
understanding the patterns and motivations of crimes can be helpful towards preventing their occurrence. This paper focuses on robbery as a type of
crime. The two theories that are applied to robbery, in this case, are strain theory and social disorganization theory. Robbery usually involves unlawful
taking of property from an organization or an individual through use of force or threat of force. There may also be...show more content...
The criminals, in this case, see engagement in robbery activities as a way of achieving their goals.
Social Disorganization Theory The focus of this theory is on the association between social control, the neighborhood structure, and crime (Kubrin &
Weitzer, 2003). Social disorganization is the incapability of the community to solve significant problems and achieve common goals. The theory posits
that residential mobility, poverty, ethnic heterogeneity, and weak social networks decrease the ability of the neighborhood to manage the behavior of
people and hence the likelihood of crime is increased (Kubrin & Weitzer, 2003). Therefore, the social and physical environments of neighborhoods can
increase the chances robbery. Factors such as unemployment, vandalized buildings, and poverty can thus be used to explain the occurrence of robbery.
When the robbery rates have increased in a neighborhood, an examination of the social and physical environment can yield answers to robbery patterns.
Literature Review A study by Moon, Blurton, & McCluskey (2008) sought to assess the effect of strains and perceived strains injustice on delinquency.
According to the research, perceived injustice and recent strains on an individual have significant effects on delinquency. The researchers based their
study on the Agnew's Strain Theory. According to the theory, when strain is perceived as unjust and is

Bank Robber And Capiche
I think the central message of this short story is to live life with purpose and originality. In this story, I hated Anders from the second he started smart
mouthing the bank teller. Then, I thought he was just an arrogant idiot when he was mocking the bank robber. I felt that he deserved getting shot and
he basically asked for it. This dialogue especially gave me the inkling he was eager to get shot; The bank robber and Anders exchanged words,'"You
think you can fuck with me?" "No." "Fuck with me again, you're history. Capiche?" Anders burst our laughing. He covered his mouth with both hands
and said, "I'm sorry, I'm sorry," then snorted helplessly through his fingers and said, " Capiche– oh, God, capiche,"' After watching the clip,

Robbery : The Victims And Offenders
Robbery: The Victims and Offenders
Julio M. Guerrero
Tarleton State University
DISPATCH: "Attention all units, Attention all units. A robbery just occurred at the Chase bank. Suspect is armed and dangerous. Suspect left the scene
in a small car heading south."
UNIT: "Clear dispatch. Show me heading to Chase bank. Any other description?"
DISPATCH: "Male suspect, approximately five feet ten inches, wearing all black and a ski mask. Suspect displayed a firearm, silver in color." In
large cities and even in small suburban towns, this seems to be a typical radio transmission that can occur on any given day. In the scenario mentioned
above, the Chase Bank employees were lucky that the suspect did not fire his gun, others...show more content...
It is important to also keep in mind that The Texas Penal Code states that the offender can also be required to pay a fine not to exceed ten thousand
dollars. Up to twenty years in TDCJ and a fine of up to ten thousand dollars should be a deterrence for those who plan on committing robbery;
unfortunately, this is not always the case. Being away from family members, spouse, and/or children due to incarceration is lost time that cannot be
regained, yet many people rather risk getting caught than doing the right thing. This can become a difficult situation because now the offender, is a
felon who has to adapt to a free society in which he/she must find a job. Some companies believe that hiring a felon is as a threat to their clientele and
/or business. Businesses depend on the amount of profitable earnings; thus, having a convicted robbery felon working for the business, is a threat to its
security. Not only does the felon worry about getting a job, but now he/she has to worry about mending the family relationship that may have been
destroyed.
Unfortunately such situations tend to affect the children the most. In fact, studies have shown that children with an incarcerated parent(s) will often
suffer from depression, anxiety, feelings of abandonment, and sometimes even suffer from post–traumatic stress disorder. When the term
post–traumatic stress

Exemplification Essay: Cruck's Bank Robbery
April 1st of 1956 was a bank robbery. 30,000 dollars was stolen, there were 1 or 2 people involved in the robbery, it was an inside job. No one knows
who did it. 3 days later Officer Howard was pulling over a car for running a red light, when Howard stepped out of the police car the man took off!
Officer Howard radioed for help and when after him, couple miles down the road the man lost control.
Before the car chase in a recreation center a man named Henry Cook was shot and killed in a basement with a 32 caliber pistol. When the man
crashed and died the police found a 32 caliber pistol is the back seat of the car. 30 years later Henry Cook was found dead in the basement. The 30,000
was not found yet and the case open again.
The Bank manager

Controversy: The First National Vault Robbery
_____First National Vault Robbery_____
Intro
On september 13th, 1981 at the First National Bank of Barrington, a customer walked down the stairs to withdraw money from the vault. It was a
shocking discovery when the vault attendant attempted to unlock the the deposit box when the lock simply fell back into the now empty container.
Police were immediately called and became astonished. This was claimed to be the first successful vault robbery in a federal bank in the whole US.
The Suspect William Smarto was convicted and sentenced to 55 years in prison. Mr. Smarto, was, ironically, very smart and intelligent. He was able
to keep a cool head throughout the robbery. William's day job was a hairdresser. "Hair dresser by day and bank burglar on the weekends"– Alan
Grossman, assistant US attorney. Smarto didn't work alone, his brother had helped him scope out the place, but wasn't present when the robbery
occurred. He also wasn't able to stand trial due to health reasons.
The National Bank of Barrington...show more content...
As one would distract the vault guard, the other would hide tools in the false ceiling of the vault. On 4–11–81 the guard was on vacation, leaving the
vault unattended. Smarto possibly got through the glass door on the vault with a credit card. Once in the vault William hid behind the deposit boxes in
a 24–inch open area in the corner. He hid there until 1 p.m, that's when the vault's heavy metal door closed, and it wouldn't open until Monday
morning at 7:30. In the middle of the night the alarm went off twice. Police were convinced it was broken, little did they know it was Smarto
attempting to break the alarm. When the door opened on Monday he simply walked out the vault calmly. Employees saw him, but due to the duffel
bags they assumed he was a repairman. Smarto had spent 2 days in a vault and walked out peacefully with 1 million

Mystery Of The Ani Bank Robbery
MYSTERY OF THE ANI–BANK ROBBERY
Animal Woods is a beautiful land of animal kingdom. Ani Bank is running many ATMs for the benefit of its customers. But lots of robberies are taking
place recently and money is getting stolen from Ani bank ATMs.
One evening Mr Jumbo, the famous detective and his assistant, a small little elephant Jolly were enjoying a cup of coffee at Jumbo's house.Jumbois
a really great detective.But nowadays he is little old and likes to relax in his house at Elephantine road. Suddenly, he got a phone call and it was from
Mr. Balu bear,director of the Ani Bank. Hetold Jumbo in a worried tone that his services were immediately required.There had been many robberies in
Ani Bank ATMs and he has to investigate and catch the robbers and recover the money.
Jumbo and Jolly started their investigation immediately.They visited all the ATMs where the robberies took place.They've enquired with all the
staffand the customers.No onehad any clue as to who had committed the robbery nor did they see anything.They went back to Jumbo's one room office
in his house. They were going through the details of the case while munching some juicy grass and green leaves. They were not getting any ideas to
solve the case.Jumbo remarked saying the grass is very juicy as it grows near the river Gango's banks.Suddenly a thought occurred in Jolly's mind and
he shouted to bring the map of Animal woods.They set about plottingthe location of all the ATMs in Animal woodsand crossed the

Barber Shop Chronicles, The Treatment, The Comedy About a Bank Robbery, and HIR all have two things in common: the search for the truth and
how it changes the perception of the world around the characters. The main conflict in all four of these plays deal with characters discovering a truth
that changes their perception. Some for the better like in Barber Shop Chronicles and The Comedy About a Bank Robbery. Others for the worst such as
in The Treatment and HIR. In Barber Shop Chronicles, the main character of Samuel discovers that his father is less than perfect. Thus, changing the
perception, he had of his father being holier than thou and lessening his seething grudge against his father's friend Emmanuel, who taken over his
barbershop...show more content...
Its where they go to be comfortable to be men and to freely discuss topics in a comfortable environment. As you step in the theatre, you are immersed in
the world of the barber shop. The actors interact with the audience. They dance with them, take photos with them, and even give them "haircuts". The
audience seated in the round allowing us to see the characters in a multi–dimensional way. Though I have a seat with a restricted view, I mostly saw
everything. With the theatre being in the round, I felt that it added to the multi–dimensional aspect because you get to see the character in many
different angles as opposed to a typical proscenium view. During this ensemble piece, where all expect for three of the actors played multiple characters
throughout the play, I had a hard time separating the characters and remembering the pervious encounter they had when we are re–introduced to them.
It always took me a couple of seconds to figure if this was a new character or an previously introduced character. The costume design did help
distinguish each character even when the actor fall short. Because all the action happens on the same day, all the recurring characters wear the same
costume throughout the play and each new character was dressed is a new costume as well. For example, when actor Sule Rimi, who played three
different character, came on stage as Elnathan he was wearing a mustard leather jacket. Each design department's choice

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