ABDUCTION

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 ABDUCTION
Abduction is the act of taking someone away
against his or her will, by either carrying him
away or by convincing him to come away.
The majority of abduction cases includes
children.
The motivation for abduction is typically to
break up a familial relationship, such as taking
a child away from his parents and does not
necessarily mean that the abducted individual
was taken against his will.
An example of abduction is a criminal driving
away with a rich person's child tied up in the
back seat.
 TYPES OF
ABDUCTION
 NON-VIOLENT
ABDUCTION
While many criminal acts of abduction include physical or sexual violence,
there are instances when the person was tricked into going with the
abductor. Other cases have been built with the accused using some sort of
deception to ensure the victim cooperates in his or her abduction. These
cases may include the perpetrator dressing up as a law enforcement officer,
using blue strobe lights to assist in appearing as police, or using other props
or uniforms to deceive the victim. When the person committing these crimes
has the look of someone official, the victim may comply with demands than
when he or she fears for life.
 PARENTAL CHILD
ABDUCTION
It occurs when a person who is connected to a child takes
them away from their country of habitual residence, that is
the country they normally reside in, without the permission
of either those with parental responsibility or the courts.
Most commonly, this takes place following a separation or
divorce and is carried out by the parent who has not been
awarded custody of the child.
These cases often include no force or deception, and the
victim is usually willing or complicit because the kidnapping
party is known to the victim. Abduction charges are usually
issued when the parent is not the one with full custody and
refuses to return the child. Similar cases involve lovers that
refuse to let the other return to his or her parents.
 CONSENTED
ABDUCTION
The abduction of a virgin over twelve years and under
eighteen years of age carried out with her consent and with
lewd designs, shall be punished by the penalty of prison
correctional in its minimum and medium periods.
If the virgin is under 12 years of age, the crime committed is
forcible abduction, even if the girl consented to the
elopement.
 TIPS ON HOW TO ESCAPE IN AN
ABDUCTION
1. Run away as you can if someone tries to take you can.
2. Yell to draw attention to the situation.
3. Fight your attacker as hard as you can.
4. Look for objects in your environment to use as a weapon.
5. Follow your captor's instructions once you are in captivity.
6. Stay calm and focus on survival.
7. Try to connect with the kidnappers but don't pretend to support them.
8. Observe as much of your environment as you can.
9. Do not admit the accusations if you're interrogated.
10. Find a way to communicate if there are other captives.
11. Wait to be rescued unless you are sure you can escape safely.
12. See a doctor for medical attention as soon as possible.
13. Stay away of your surroundings.
QUIZ TIME !
DIRECTION: WRITE THE CORRECT ANSWER ON
THE SPACE PROVIDED
1.) Abduction is the act of taking someone away against his or her will, by either
carrying him away or convincing him to come away.
A. TRUE B. FALSE

2.) The majority of abduction cases include adult.

A. TRUE B. FALSE
3.) It occurs when a person who is connected to a child takes them away from their
country of habitual residence, that is the country they normally reside in, without the
permission of either those with parental responsibility, guardians, or courts
A. Abduction
B. Consented Abduction
C. Parental Child Abduction
D. Non-Violent abduction
4.) An abduction of a person over twelve years and under
eighteen years of age carried out with her consent shall be
punished by the law. What kind of abduction is this?

A. Parental Child Abduction

B. Abduction
C. Consented Abduction
D. Non-Violent abduction

5.) An abduction wherein the victim was tricked or manipulated by the suspect
to deceive the victim. Some of these cases are the suspect acting as a law
enforcement officer, the suspect giving a treat to a child to deceive them.

A. Consented Abduction
B. Non-Violent abduction
C. Parental Child Abduction
D Abduction
6.) The difference between abduction and kidnapping is that abduction is
the act of taking someone against their will or manipulating them. While
kidnapping is the act of taking someone forcefully with ransom.
A. FALSE B. TRUE

7.) It is considered an abduction if a person is

forcefully abducted by a stranger.
A. TRUE B. FALSE
 CORRECT ANSWERS!
1. TRUE
2. FALSE (mostly about
children is the correct
answer)
3. Parental Child
Abduction
4. Consented Abduction
5. Non-Violent Abduction
6. TRUE
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