Across
- 2. Development Governments use crime insights to shape zoning and safety laws
- 3. Places people frequently visit
- 4. Burglary Crime targeting homes during work hours
- 5. Crime Pickpocketing and assaults in crowded stations during rush hour
- 8. Watch Programs Community initiatives that emphasize guardianship and routine awareness
- 11. Activity Theory Theory where crime occurs when a motivated offender meets a suitable target without a capable guardian
- 12. Attractors Places known for criminal activity that draw offenders
- 14. Space Area an individual knows well due to routine travel
Down
- 1. Profiling Predicting where serial offenders might strike based on known activity spaces
- 2. Liability Legal accountability for ignoring known crime patterns on property
- 6. Policing Strategy using crime data to focus law enforcement in high-risk areas
- 7. Campaigns Teach communities about routine vulnerabilities like posting vacation plans online
- 9. Choice Theory Theory where offenders weigh risks and rewards before committing a crime
- 10. Theft Crime that occurs in store blind spots or low-surveillance parking lots
- 12. Generators Locations that attract large crowds, increasing opportunities for crime
- 13. Routes taken between frequently visited places