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What 4 letter word has the cryptic clue odd tool stolen in robbery?
The answer is "loot."
Goods taken by robbery are called?
Stolen goods
Is forty dollars classified as a felony robbery?
In a charge of robbery it is not the amount of money that was stolen. It is the METHOD by which the robbery was accomplished. (Force & Violence - Knife - Gun - weapon of NY type - etc.)
Is robbery considered a fortuitous event?
Not necessarily. In that the word means "by chance or by accident," I suppose it could describe a robbery that occurred by that means, HOWEVER, in common usage the word "fortuitous" is usually associated with GOOD things happening to someone.
How much gold was stolen in the great train robbery of 1870?
$41,600 in gold coins
What is the word meaning 'things stolen in war' that starts in l and ends in t?
loot
Is robbery considered theft?
No. Robbery is robbery (i.e.: property was stolen or taken from you, personally, by physical violence or while being threatened with a weapon). Theft is is the same as Larceny (someone took property belonging to you while you were not present, or in control of it).
If you get robbed, will you be able to recover your stolen money?
In most cases, if you are robbed and your money is stolen, you may not be able to recover the stolen money. It is important to report the robbery to the authorities and your bank to try to minimize the loss.
Make a sentence with the word robbery?
The police are investigating a recent robbery that occurred at the local convenience store.
An instrument used in doing work and you will get a word that means things taken in a robbery?
Lute... or Loot, depending on which one you'd like!
What are goods taken by a robbery called?
Goods taken by a robbery are typically referred to as "stolen property" or "loot." These items are unlawfully taken from their rightful owner through force, intimidation, or threat. The term "robbery" itself implies the use of violence or intimidation to obtain these goods.
What is the Japanese word for stolen?
'Nusumareta' is "stolen."
