Male and female SMI outpatients and the prevalences of annual crime victimisation (%) relative to the prevalences in the general population.

aComprises burglary, attempted burglary, bicycle theft, car theft, theft from car, pick-pocketing, robbery, theft (other).bComprises burglary, attempted burglary, bicycle theft, pick-pocketing, robbery, theft (other).cComprises vandalism of car, vandalism (other).dComprises sexual harassment or assault, threats of violence, physical assault.eComprises burglary, attempted burglary, bicycle theft, car theft, theft from car, car vandalism, pick-pocketing, robbery, theft (other), vandalism (other), sexual harassment or assault, threats of violence, physical assault, crime (other).fComprises burglary, attempted burglary, bicycle theft, pick-pocketing, robbery, theft (other), vandalism (other), sexual harassment or assault, threats of violence, physical assault, crime (other).*p†Male car owners in unweighted sample (N = 144); Female car owners in unweighted sample (N = 116); Male car owners in matched IVM 2011 sample (N = 15,786); Female car owners in matched IVM 2011 sample (N = 18,375).#SMI outpatient sample weighted for age, educational level and ethnicity; IVM 2011 sample matched by region.§As female SMI outpatients reported no incidents of car theft or theft from car, prevalence rates and relative rate ratios could not be calculated.¥Unweighted data.