The Most Common Motive for Informants Providing Information to the Police

question 3

Multiple Choice

The most common motive for informants providing information to the police is

• A) revenge.
• B) receiving a reduced sentence.
• C) profit.
• D) concern for the public safety.
• E) conceit.

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