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Visiting and Working Populations

Visiting and working populations are often overlooked when undertaking victim analysis.

  • Many city centres will have small residential populations, but large working populations during the day, and large leisure populations during the evening and at weekends. It is important that these populations are taken into account when undertaking victim analysis because both will be subject to particular kinds of victimisation that might be distinct from that experienced by residential populations.

  • Tourists will be subject to particular types of victimisation that might be distinct from that experienced by residential populations.

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