Brief
Interrupting ‘Near Repeat’ Burglary Patterns: Rapid Identification and Interaction with At-Risk Residents After a Burglary
Publication Date
June 2018
Author(s)
Karen L. Amendola, Travis A. Taniguchi, and Elizabeth R. Groff
Research Design
Randomized controlled trial (RCT)
Research Methods
Interviews, Literature review, Surveys, Field-based experiment
Recommended Citation
Amendola, K. L., Ph.D., Groff, E. R., Ph.D., & Taniguchi, T. A. (2018). Interrupting ‘near repeat’ burglary patterns: Rapid identification and interaction with at-risk residents after a burglary. National Policing Institute. Retrieved https://www.policinginstitute.org/publication/interrupting-near-repeat-burglary-patterns-rapid-identification-and-interaction-with-at-risk-residents-after-a-burglary/
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