Look for crime facilitators
Ronald V. Clarke, John Eck · Willan eBooks · 2014
According to interviews with offenders, they worry more about the risks of being apprehended than about the consequences if they are caught. This makes sense from their point of view since they can do little to avoid punishment if caught, but they can do a lot to reduce the risks of capture by being careful. This is why situational prevention seeks to increase the risks of being caught and makes no attempt to manipulate punishment.