You live dangerously, Cal! 😀😱😀
Raid,
I live in a city where there is a great disparity of wealth.
People that get marked as victims of crime frequently are people unaware of their surroundings, are distracted, and are specifically targeted because their hands are not free.
A good example are tourists in NYC, or people texting, or even people walking while reading an IPAD.
We also read the stories here of when someone simply leaves a camera in a cab.
I went to a lecture held in a gallery, and the speaker was Bruce Davidson. One of the color slides shown was of this black man with a 38 revolver held against his head in "execution" style. The shot was taken on a New York subway perhaps in the 60's or 70's.
It appeared that a black man was being mugged right by the subway doors by another black man, but Bruce Davidson explained that the man holding the gun was an undercover cop and the man with the gun to his head was the mugger.
Bruce Davidson explained he had one Leica in his hand, and two other Leicas around his neck. Pretty much he was bait for this guy who was going to mug Bruce Davidson and he was working with the police.
Regardless if this was entrapment legally, or if the shot was staged, it still is a great shot.
You would be surprised how distracted and unaware people are on the street. Like I said, "Stuff happens."
Cal
Postscript: Lately I tend not to carry multiple cameras anymore. I'm older and an feeling a bit more vulnerable. I'm not the young buck I once was anymore.
PSS: Scroll down the page about halfway for the subway mugger shot. I was mistaken: shot in 1980.
https://www.magnumphotos.com/arts-culture/society-arts-culture/bruce-davidson-subway/