Original sentence: ) are unlikely to occur via mass transit, as stolen items are not conveniently hidden on a train or bus as they would be in a vehicle., home burglaries, etc.Occasionally, having public transport nearby one's home is considered a dis advantage because providing easy access also facilitates violent crime by those who would otherwise not have direct connections without transit.Of course, nonviolent crimes, (e
Edited sentence: For example, a few residents of Orinda, California have been assaulted or murdered at random in their own homes by transients who rode Bay Area Rapid Transit trains to the Orinda station and then walked around until they spotted a suitable house to attack.Sometimes having public transport (especially rail transport) nearby one's home is considered a dis advantage because providing easy access also facilitates violent crime by the poorest of the poor (those who cannot afford to rent, borrow or buy private vehicles and lack the intelligence to steal one without getting caught).Such crimes simply do not occur in other wealthy San Francisco Bay Area towns like Danville or Los Altos Hills which have no train service and are extremely difficult to access by bus