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Abstract
A study on the residential burglary characters and Prevention policies
The research in about the perspective on repeat victimization. Reports finding from 2
broad strategies. First of all, we used a questionnaire to survey 917 victims to find out the
factors to explain the victimization. Then by interviewing 10 victims face-to- face to know
more about the reactions of repeat victimization and their general judgement on the
performance of the Criminal Justice System.
According to our findings is emphasizing special characteristics of victims, for
instance, personal lifestyle, and area of residence, that would predict an increased risk of
victimization. The effects of the repeat burglary victim could be suffering the losses of
properties, and are likely to feel threaded and suffer from the traumatic emotion. Further
insight into the attitudes of victims, the research shows that most of the victims are satisfied
with police service offer, but many victims have no confidence in the usefulness of the
victim assistance institutions.
The research results suggest that the crime prevention efforts and victim-support
activities are brought together to involve all the appropriate measures, both social and
physical. For police, providing highest rate of victimization a realistic scheduling for crime
prevention activity. Furthermore, since both repeat victimization and hot spots predict
where offenders will be, policing strategies to detect offenders within hot spots and at
repeated victimized places might prove effective.
Key words:Residential burglary, Victim prevention, Repeat victim
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