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Introduction<\/h2>\n

Committing a robbery in Arizona can have serious consequences that can affect your life for many years. Unlike theft or burglary<\/a>, a crime of robbery almost always involves the presence of a victim who is threatened with bodily harm. Oftentimes, a weapon is used to enforce this threat and the victim may sustain injuries. Robberies are typically charged as \u201carmed\u201d or \u201caggravated.\u201d\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

If you have been charged with robbery in the state of Arizona, you need reliable legal counsel on your side. The Peoria robbery lawyers at JacksonWhite Law have vast experience defending clients in all types of robbery cases and can provide you with the defense you need and deserve.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

Robbery Laws in Peoria<\/h2>\n

According to the Arizona Revised Statute \u00a713.1902, the crime of robbery is committed if in the course of taking the property of another person against his or her will, the alleged offender uses threats or force with the intent to prevent resistance or coerce the surrender of property.<\/p>\n

Force can refer to any physical act that is direct towards a person in an attempt to gain control of property. A threat may refer to a physical or verbal menace of imminent bodily injury to a person. In some instances, a robbery may become aggravated. This can occur if there are one or more accomplices physically present during the robbery who help the alleged offender commit the criminal act, if the robbery involves grievous bodily harm, or if a weapon is used during the robbery.<\/p>\n

There are three primary robbery statutes in Arizona, including:<\/p>\n