According to Cohen and Felson's Routine Activities Theory, Crimes Cannot

Multiple Choice

According to Cohen and Felson's routine activities theory, crimes cannot occur without:

A) presence of victims, absence of law enforcement personnel, and criminals.
B) valuable property, space, time, and bad acts.
C) targets of victimization, police, and law breakers.
D) suitable targets, absence of capable guardians, and motivated offenders.
E) public fear, apathetic law enforcement, and career criminals.