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# \[2] 7 - Robbery

**Offense Classification: Felony**

**Definition:**

Robbery occurs when an individual **unlawfully takes property directly from another person using force, intimidation, or threats**. Unlike theft, robbery **requires direct interaction with the victim** and an element of coercion or violence.

**Elements of the Crime:**

* The suspect **took property directly from the victim’s possession**.
* The suspect **used force, threats, or intimidation** to carry out the act.
* The victim was **present during the crime** and was aware of the theft.
* The act was **not justified** (e.g., not a lawful repossession).

**Penalties:**

* **Jail Time:** 10 to 25 years
* **Fine:** Up to $50,000
* **Additional Consequences:** Restitution to victims, probation restrictions, possible firearm enhancements

**Related Charges:**

* **\[2] 4 - Theft (Petty & Grand Theft)** *(If the suspect stole property without using force.)*
* **\[2] 5 - Auto Theft (Grand Theft Auto)** *(If the stolen property was a vehicle.)*
* **\[1] 5 - Assault with a Deadly Weapon** *(If a firearm or weapon was used in the robbery.)*
* **\[3] 2 - Extortion (Blackmail)** *(If coercion was used to obtain property instead of force.)*


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