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Convenient Victims - A Research Note

Anthony J. Petrosino, Ph.D.

Harvard University

Spencer Fellow

Harvard University

Diana Brensilber

Director of Evaluation Boston, MA

During 1993-1996, the Massachusetts Executive Office of Public Safety participated in a national study of convenience store robbery. In order to understand victim perceptions and actions during these crimes, personal semi-structured interviews were conducted during with 20 employees robbed in Boston. Most subjects were owners or managers, and tended to be entrenched in the convenience store industry. The inter view instrument contained over 80 items, and solicited a range of infor mation on the criminal event, as well as post-victimization experiences.

Criminal Justice Policy Review, Vol. 8, No. 4, 405-420 (1997)
DOI: 10.1177/088740349700800405
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