Women's Health USA 2006

VERTICAL CHART: Victim and Offender Relationship, Females Aged 12 and Older Who Were Violent Crime Victims, 2004

VERTICAL CHART: Victim and Offender Relationship,* Females Aged 12 and Older Who Were Violent Crime Victims, 2004

(Percent of Women)

Rape/Sexual Assault: Non-stranger, Intimate 17; Non-stranger, Other Relative 3; Non-stranger, Friend/Acquaintance 47; Stranger 31; Unknown 2

Robbery: Non-stranger, Intimate30; Non-stranger, Other Relative 5; Non-stranger, Friend/Acquaintance 19; Stranger 45; Unknown 1

Aggravated Assault: Non-stranger, Intimate 18; Non-stranger, Other Relative 13; Non-stranger, Friend/Acquaintance 30; Stranger 35; Unknown 4

Simple Assault: Non-stranger, Intimate 21; Non-stranger, Other Relative 9; Non-stranger, Friend/Acquaintance 36; Stranger 3; Unknown 1

*Some rates are based on fewer than 10 cases.

Source: Catalano SM. Criminal victimization, 2004. Bureau of Justice Statistics, National Crime Victimization Survey, NCJ 210674; 2005 Sep.
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