Which incident describes a situation where a suspect has no prior relationship with the victim?

The correct choice pertains to stalking, which is characterized by a pattern of behavior directed at a specific individual, often with an obsession or fixation, that can lead to fear or distress for the victim. In the context of this question, stalking may involve a suspect who has no previous connection to the victim; the behavior can be initiated purely out of obsession rather than any pre-existing relationship.

In contrast, the other options typically involve some form of interaction or target relationship. For instance, robbery often implies an interaction where the suspect confronts a victim to take property, suggesting some level of awareness of the victim. Home invasion involves entering a residence with the intent to commit a crime, often with the target being someone in the home, which also points to a relationship of sorts. Burglary specifically refers to entering a structure unlawfully with the intent to commit a crime, which can also include a targeted relationship where the suspect has some connection to the location or its occupants.

Thus, stalking is the scenario that can best represent a situation where the suspect has no prior relationship with the victim, emphasizing the element of targeting based solely on obsession rather than any anticipated relationship.