According to routine activities theory, if a person is intoxicated to the point where s/he is disoriented and walking home alone, s/he may be viewed as a more ________ than a nonintoxicated person walking with a group.
A) suitable target
B) capable guardian
C) motivated offender
D) potential mark

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According to routine activities theory, a person who is intoxicated and walking home alone lacks the ability to protect themselves effectively, making them a more suitable target for crime compared to a nonintoxicated person walking with a group, who has more protection and is less vulnerable.

According to Routine Activities Theory, If a Person Is Intoxicated