I agree with the author stance on victim-facilitate. The application of victim facilitation and it concerns in situations where a victim's negligence or carelessness commits an act does make the victim completely responsible for the crime (Karmen, 2016). Victim facilitate is a very complex issue. For example, an individual is late for a meeting and they park their car in an alley several blocks from the building. The individual had never parked there before but is aware that the alley is adjacent to a high-crime area. In his frenzy state of mind to get to the meeting on time, the car is left unlocked. An hour later, a carjacker finds the unlocked car in the alley. He quickly and easily jumpstarts the car and drives away. Is this the victim
