Option 1 - Listen to an episode of the podcast Criminal - episode #63 "Rochester, 1991". This episode contains vivid descriptions of physical assault and violence against women told by the women who survived those experiences. If you are uncomfortable listening to this for any reason then you should chose option two. You can access the podcast through the link below, or through many apps on your phone (spotify, apple, stitcher, etc). https://thisiscriminal.com/episode-63-rochester-1991-3-17-2017 1) How does the victim-offender overlap apply to this situation? 2) What theory or argument form this module would best explain this overlap? Explain at least two. 3) Based on your answers above, what type of prevention or intervention program could help to mitigate this victim-offender overlap?

Option 1 - Listen to an episode of the podcast Criminal - episode #63 "Rochester, 1991". This episode contains vivid descriptions of physical assault and violence against women told by the women who survived those experiences. If you are uncomfortable listening to this for any reason then you should chose option two. You can access the podcast through the link below, or through many apps on your phone (spotify, apple, stitcher, etc). https://thisiscriminal.com/episode-63-rochester-1991-3-17-2017 1) How does the victim-offender overlap apply to this situation? 2) What theory or argument form this module would best explain this overlap? Explain at least two. 3) Based on your answers above, what type of prevention or intervention program could help to mitigate this victim-offender overlap?