Street crime: Definition, characteristics and prevention
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Street crime is one of the most dangerous and potentially criminal types. According to that situation, the nation's psychological atmosphere and public attitudes toward the government and the criminal justice agency are developed. The author has studied the current phenomenon as an independent type of crime. It includes complex punitive crimes that are open and easy to access, and the time zones of migration and leisure functions. This document found criminal data on the three types of organizations belonging to the current type of crime in Russia and the Federal District of Siberia (Irkutsk region, Buryato, Zayakalski region). These data include street crime index per 1,000 people, structural change, and percentage of street crime. This document discloses the increase in street crimes in various parts of the country and various constituent bodies. In this article I will explain the characteristics of the street criminals, his social demography, the social role, and the moral psychology pattern. The authors point out that the street criminals are young people who live in a parasite lifestyle with an antisocial spirit that has evolved into the second place primarily in consumption of alcohol and drugs. This article also deals with the determinants of street crime, focusing on the most important elements, economic, cultural, ethical, and legal living environments. Special attention is focused on improving the physical environment, including victim prevention, public voluntary and organization of the Cossack troops, additional public lighting, outdoor surveillance cameras, and alarm buttons. In addition, the most criminal places in the city are based not only on law enforcement information, but also on citizen surveys about the city's most dangerous areas.
The government uses reasonable choice theory, daily activities and crime model theory to support situational crime prevention to reduce the impact of road crime (Clarke, 1993, Felson, 1994). Crime prevention strategies according to these circumstances are regulated in some countries to reduce crime or partially eliminate crime and to suppress fear of crime and antisocial behavior. One of the strategies used to reduce crime is CCTV, situational crime prevention (eg Clarke, 1995), Clarke and Homel (1997) is classified as official monitoring technology to support law enforcement agencies doing. This support can provide law enforcement officials with a positive approach to timely discovery and response.
The simplest definition of crime prevention is to prevent crime, to prevent crime and to reduce the extent of damage. White and Perrone (2005) considers crime prevention as "preventive plan and strategy for crime prevention development and implementation and crime resolution" (p. 15). Van Dijk and De Ward (1991) proposed a more comprehensive definition of crime prevention as "the sum of all private initiatives and national policies aimed at reducing the damage the state defines as crime" ( p. 415). . Common to these definitions are proposals that crime prevention is not the sole responsibility of law enforcement agencies and police but the collective obligation of various sectors of society, the government and the community. In addition, crime prevention is a strategy to cooperate with society of all levels to prevent crime.
Crime prevention: Crime prevention is an attempt to eliminate crime before or after the crime occurs. According to NCPI, crime prevention is a practical way to directly manage crime. In order to reduce the opportunities of crime and to manage the risk of crime, it is necessary to analyze attack methods by criminals and design specific behaviors in the potential victim's environment. Community policing: Community policing is important for active cooperation among police, civil society and other government agencies in order to jointly identify and solve problems in order to improve overall quality of life, in particular crime prevention Including sex. As