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To take something from another person dishonestly, behind their back, with violence,
or by threatening with a weapon is considered robbery. Thefts may involve personal items (valuables, cell phones, clothes, bikes) as well as school property.
Did you Know?
Youth perpetrators of serious violent crime (ages 12-17): 17 per 1000.
What to Tell Children (excerpt)
• Immediately alert security or an adult in case of robbery attempt, or in case of threats with or without weapons.
• Scream for help, struggle, or run away if the robbery is committed by one or more individuals.
• Walk in groups when going to school or returning home to avoid becoming the perfect prey for robbers.
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