Households earning more than $75,000 per year are more likely to experience victimization than those that earn less than $7,500.

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Households with lower incomes are generally more likely to experience victimization, including crimes such as theft and violence, compared to higher-income households. Higher income often correlates with better security measures and living in safer neighborhoods.

Households Earning More Than $75,000 Per Year Are More Likely