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From Barry & Sherry Goldstein...to...Anthem Opinions
ReplyDeleteMy wife and I decided to install security screens and doors. They are not the typical screens and doors you see on most houses. They are steel mesh that can not be broken with a sledgehammer or crowbar.
We feel very safe at night, even when we leave our windows open.
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From Forrest Fetherolf...to...Anthem Opinions
ReplyDeleteA break into a home is a Burglary not a Robbery.
1) A Robbery is...the action of taking property unlawfully from a person or place by force or threat of force.
2) A Burglary...entry into a building illegally with intent to commit a crime, especially theft.
A Burglary can become a Robbery also if a Robbery occurred during a Burglary.
A Burglary would be a single felony crime.
A Burglary with a Robbery is 2 felony crimes.
The main difference is force or threat of force for Robbery inside a building.
Outside a building would be a Robbery.
You might be more specific with details on the actual crime.
It is very common to confuse the two unless law enforcement background.
The Burglary / Robbery distinction is made more fuzzy thanks to news media and TV/Movies incorrectly using those terms.
ReplyDeleteHowever, in different states those terms mean different things, from a legal standpoint, but here in sunny Nevada my friend Forrest is absolutely correct.