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Research on Repeat Victimisation

Research on repeat victimisation shows that:

  • Victimisation is the best single predictor of victimisation

  • When victimisation recurs it tends to do so quickly

  • High crime rates and hotspots are as they are substantially because of rates of repeat victimisation

  • A major reason for repetition is that offenders take later advantage of opportunities which the first offence throws up

  • That those who repeatedly victimise the same target tend to be more established in crime careers than those who do not

(Based on Home Office 1998 above v)  

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