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Offense Location Patterns,re an offender may be found to reside and/or hold some type of relationship based on the spatial locations of the committed offenses. This chapter discusses CAP research within this area and then describes a series of systematic steps whereby such spatial patterns can be assessed to develop what is now commonly referred to as a geographic profile.

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