A two block area of a residential neighborhood that suffers and unusual amount of crime relative to the areas around it is an example of:

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A hot spot is a geographic area with a relatively high incidence of crime. This two block area in a residential neighborhood would fit this description. Repeat locations refer to places that are repeatedly targeted by the same offender, hot products refer to goods or items that are frequently stolen or targeted by criminals, and hot targets refer to individuals who are perceived as vulnerable or valuable targets for crime.

A Two Block Area of a Residential Neighborhood That Suffers