What the criminal isn't thinking of when they commit the crime is theimpact that it has on that person's life - and the people close tothem.
Speaking from experience, it's a very negative time. Your emotions andthoughts can run wild, often making something a lot worse, and that'swhen support is most vital to a victim of crime.
If I were in charge of supporting victims, I would make sure thateveryone is given the level of support they need to help them. I wouldmake sure that all the negatives about being a victim of crime could beturned around and made into something that is far more positive.
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