Which term refers to a person who receives and disposes of stolen property?

• A. Evidence
• B. Rapport
• C. Fence
• D. Reasonable Doubt

Answer: (C)

The term describes an intermediary who buys stolen goods and then moves them into the legitimate market. This person, known as a fence, handles the stolen property after the theft, often concealing its origin and reselling it for profit. In enforcement terms, fences help criminals cash out stolen items and can be a key link in tracing property back to the offender.

Evidence refers to items used to prove facts in court, not a person. Rapport is about building trust or a relationship, not a role in the theft chain. Reasonable doubt is the standard of proof juries use, not a type of person.