Videos tagged with Routine Activities Theory

This video analyzes a tragic murder-suicide involving a woman who had obtained orders of protection against her estranged husband. Instructor Mike discusses the limitations of legal protections like orders of protection in preventing violence, highlighting the case of Town of Castle Rock v. Gonzalez, which established that law enforcement does not have a constitutional duty to protect individuals from private violence. The video also touches upon criminological theories like Routine Activities Theory and Victim Precipitation to explain the dynamics of crime.

This episode delves into the 'Routine Activities Theory' as a framework for understanding crime, emphasizing the roles of likely offenders, suitable targets, and the absence of capable guardians. The discussion highlights the critical importance of parental responsibility in teaching children self-defense and protective behaviors. It also addresses domestic violence awareness, promoting a survivor mindset over victimhood, and offers free concealed carry training for bona fide victims. The conversation extends to practical firearm training, including the pros and cons of revolvers for concealed carry, the importance of training with clothing, and the legal and tactical considerations of displaying a firearm as a defensive tactic.