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My name is Ann [436]
4 years ago
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Mary went to the atm to withdraw cash for girls’ night out; a man came out of the shadows and threatened her with bodily harm if

she did not hand the cash over to him. mary was the victim of what type of crime?
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OLEGan [10]4 years ago
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Mary was the victim of a predatory crime.  It was a robbery, to be more specific, because the man wanted to take her money using threat.

Predatory crime is the most famous common among the four categories of crime.  Illegal service crimes, public disorder crimes and crimes of negligence are the other three categories. In a predatory crime, a predator or an offender preys on their victims. Example of this are robbery and murder. 
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