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9/10/2013
Name that Crime 09.12
1. What Crime Was He/She Arrested For?
A. Robbery, first degree; theft, fifth degree; interference with official acts.
B. Narcotics — conspiracy to deliver a schedule II; two counts of narcotics — delivery of a schedule II; narcotics — delivery of a schedule IV.
C. Improper rear lamp; narcotics — possession of a schedule II, methamphetamine; drug paraphernalia.
D. Drug paraphernalia.
E. Violation of a no-contact/protective order.
F. Assault causing bodily injury or mental illness; public intoxication; probation violation.
Show answer
2. What Crime Was He/She Arrested For?
A. Robbery, first degree; theft, fifth degree; interference with official acts.
B. Narcotics — conspiracy to deliver a schedule II; two counts of narcotics — delivery of a schedule II; narcotics — delivery of a schedule IV.
C. Improper rear lamp; narcotics — possession of a schedule II, methamphetamine; drug paraphernalia.
D. Drug paraphernalia.
E. Violation of a no-contact/protective order.
F. Assault causing bodily injury or mental illness; public intoxication; probation violation.
Show answer
3. What Crime Was He/She Arrested For?
A. Robbery, first degree; theft, fifth degree; interference with official acts.
B. Narcotics — conspiracy to deliver a schedule II; two counts of narcotics — delivery of a schedule II; narcotics — delivery of a schedule IV.
C. Improper rear lamp; narcotics — possession of a schedule II, methamphetamine; drug paraphernalia.
D. Drug paraphernalia.
E. Violation of a no-contact/protective order.
F. Assault causing bodily injury or mental illness; public intoxication; probation violation.
Show answer
4. What Crime Was He/She Arrested For?
A. Robbery, first degree; theft, fifth degree; interference with official acts.
B. Narcotics — conspiracy to deliver a schedule II; two counts of narcotics — delivery of a schedule II; narcotics — delivery of a schedule IV.
C. Improper rear lamp; narcotics — possession of a schedule II, methamphetamine; drug paraphernalia.
D. Drug paraphernalia.
E. Violation of a no-contact/protective order.
F. Assault causing bodily injury or mental illness; public intoxication; probation violation.
Show answer
5. What Crime Was He/She Arrested For?
A. Robbery, first degree; theft, fifth degree; interference with official acts.
B. Narcotics — conspiracy to deliver a schedule II; two counts of narcotics — delivery of a schedule II; narcotics — delivery of a schedule IV.
C. Improper rear lamp; narcotics — possession of a schedule II, methamphetamine; drug paraphernalia.
D. Drug paraphernalia.
E. Violation of a no-contact/protective order.
F. Assault causing bodily injury or mental illness; public intoxication; probation violation.
Show answer
6. What Crime Was He/She Arrested For?
A. Robbery, first degree; theft, fifth degree; interference with official acts.
B. Narcotics — conspiracy to deliver a schedule II; two counts of narcotics — delivery of a schedule II; narcotics — delivery of a schedule IV.
C. Improper rear lamp; narcotics — possession of a schedule II, methamphetamine; drug paraphernalia.
D. Drug paraphernalia.
E. Violation of a no-contact/protective order.
F. Assault causing bodily injury or mental illness; public intoxication; probation violation.
Show answer
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