Sexual Assault Study: Differences by Relationship

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Matthews, Amanda
Rosay, André B.
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Anchorage, AK
community indicators
crime mapping
maps
sexual assault
spatial analysis
violence against women
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http://hdl.handle.net/11122/7262
Other identifiers
aci.02.05
Abstract
This issue of Anchorage Community Indicators Series 2, "Sexual Assault Study," describes the spatial patterning and geographical concentration of 282 sexual assaults reported to the Anchorage Police Department in 2000–2001 by relationship between victim and suspect. More specifically, this analysis compares the 168 victims assaulted by nonstrangers to the 99 victims assaulted by strangers. Among non-strangers, the most common relationships included acquaintances (30%), friends (27%), and boyfriends/girlfriends (12%).
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Poster originally presented to the Anchorage Police Department and the 2004 Alaska Summit on Violence Against Women.
Table of Contents
Data / Sexual assault densities by relationship (maps) / Alcohol use (by victim; by suspect) / Age (of victim; of suspect) / Race (of victim; of suspect) / Location (pick-up location; assault location) / Victim injuries / Time to report
Date
2004-04
Source
Anchorage Community Indicators
Publisher
Justice Center, University of Alaska Anchorage
Type
Poster
Citation
Matthews, Amanda; & Rosay, André B. (2004). "Sexual Assault Study: Differences by Relationship." Anchorage Community Indicators 2(5) (Apr 2004).
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