WK3 PATTERNS OF CRIME

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Flashcards about Patterns of Crime in Aotearoa New Zealand.

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What is Volume Crime?

Crimes detected by police in large numbers and disproportionately represented in recorded crime.

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What data do we use to look at crime in Aotearoa?

New Zealand Crime and Victims Survey - Cycle 7 (2024)

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What crimes does the New Zealand Crime and Victims Survey NOT include?

Homicide, drug crime, or traffic offences.

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What categories is the New Zealand Crime and Victims Survey categorised into?

Personal and Household crimes

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What type of personal offense has the highest percentage according to Table 3.1?

Harassment and threatening behaviour.

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Who was responsible for the Rainbow Warrior bombing?

French secret service agents planted the bombs on the boat.

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Who may be the most prolific serial killer in the world?

Harold Shipman

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Who is labelled as ‘New Zealand’s first serial killer’?

Hayden Poulter

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Which country has the highest homicide rate per 100,000 people?

Mexico

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Which country has the lowest homicide rate per 100,000 people?

Luxembourg

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What are the characteristics of perpetrators of murder?

90% are male, 45% are aged 21 to 30, 45% are unemployed

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What are the characteristics of victims of murder?

Two thirds are male, 53% are ages 21 to 40, 40% are domestic in nature. Women are usually killed by men they know

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Are home invasions common?

Home invasions are a rare occurrence.

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Who do people burgle?

People usually only burgle those premises that are in areas which are well known to them.

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What houses are prone to repeat victimization?

Houses that are isolated but not far from a main road.

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Are most crimes well planned?

Crimes are relatively unplanned and opportunistic in nature.

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Based on resolution rates for volume crime it is worth considering what?

Whether the police solve crime.