Insomuch as a person's routine activities bring him or her into contact with motivated offenders, crime victimization risk abounds.

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Routine activities theory suggests that crime is likely to occur when a motivated offender, a suitable target, and the absence of a capable guardian converge in space and time. Thus, if a person's routine activities frequently bring them into contact with motivated offenders, their risk of becoming a victim of crime increases.

Insomuch as a Person's Routine Activities Bring Him or Her