Statistics For Robbery And 30.06
Posted: Mon Mar 26, 2007 9:24 pm
Does anyone know of any statistics or web sights for robberies in places of business that have 30.06 signs posted?
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I believe he is looking for:TheRising wrote:I don't have any input as to any research into statistics of this, but what are you trying to connect?
In other words, do 30.06 signs create gun free crime zones?stevie_d_64 wrote:I believe he is looking for:TheRising wrote:I don't have any input as to any research into statistics of this, but what are you trying to connect?
"Are businesses and facilities that post 30.06 restrictions, statistically more likely to be afforded more opportunities to be robbed than businesses and facilities that do not post the restrictive signage..."
I am not so sure myself...Given that the average criminal does not give thought to this issue, that we pay so much attention to...
Yep! LEO used to fill out forms on all Armed Robberies. There was things like, security cameras in use, 24 hour store, security service, etc. . . The same was true with accidents, did alcohol play a part, rain, construction zone, etc. . .stevie_d_64 wrote:I believe he is looking for:TheRising wrote:I don't have any input as to any research into statistics of this, but what are you trying to connect?
"Are businesses and facilities that post 30.06 restrictions, statistically more likely to be afforded more opportunities to be robbed than businesses and facilities that do not post the restrictive signage..."
That's what I was getting at. Your average criminal isn't going to case a liquor store to find one with a 30.06 sign because one without MAY have a patron with a concealed handgun.stevie_d_64 wrote:I believe he is looking for:TheRising wrote:I don't have any input as to any research into statistics of this, but what are you trying to connect?
"Are businesses and facilities that post 30.06 restrictions, statistically more likely to be afforded more opportunities to be robbed than businesses and facilities that do not post the restrictive signage..."
I am not so sure myself...Given that the average criminal does not give thought to this issue, that we pay so much attention to...