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Truck Drivers Larceny Case
In this case, through the events that had transpired the drivers had committed larceny, and driver #2 also committed extortion and assault on truck driver #1. Both truck drivers have committed the act of larceny, a form of non-violent robbery, through the act of taking the owner’s $1000 that did not belong to them. According to the State of Rhode Island General Laws, “every person who shall commit robbery or other larceny from the person by force or threat, where there is no weapon and no injury and the victim is neither a severely impaired person or an elderly person, shall be guilty of second degree robbery and shall be imprisoned…”. (Title 11, section 11-39-1) The presence of both truck drivers would equal second degree robbery, or robbery
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