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People greatly overestimate their likelihood of being robbed

  • 7 September 2017
  • By ONS Digital
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Many more people in England and Wales worry about being a victim of crime than will actually experience it. The gap between the perception of crime and the risk of becoming a victim is particularly noticeable around robbery figures.

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