Crime School

Crime risk has a direct correlation to the nature of the premises. Property open to the public operates at greater crime risk. Cash-based late-night businesses have greater crime risk. Nature of the premises may foresee the level of crime risk. Podcast Time Stamps: [01:40] - Business owners are reluctant to change the way they operate. [01:58] - Quick-fixes are like Bandaids that need to be reapplied often. [03:00] - Major risk factor is the Nature of the Premises. [03:37] - Examples of different business model effect on crime. [04:56] - Each business type attracts a different type of customer. [05:25] - Restaurant wants to add entertainment and liquor license. [06:55] - Banks offer different level of risk after hours at ATMs. [07:50] - Hotels lease out ballrooms for parties increases assault risk [08:27] - Convenience store check-cashing increases robbery risk. [08:52] - Parking lot use and risk vary through the course of the day. [09:40] - Expected property use versus actual use. [10:20] - Twe