Letter to Mayor Regarding Gang Violence in Canada

As an individual living in a community in which gang violence is a problem, I am thankful that I can participate in today's campaign to reduce gang violence. According to the Canadian Bureau of Statistics, the gang related killings between 2011 and 2012 have not been changed, and there are 0.27 victims per 100,000 people. [1] In Ontario from 2002 to 2012, the number of deaths in 2003 reached 38 people, and in 2004 it decreased sharply to 17 people. These figures show that gang related violence is occurring every year in many communities.

Today there are violent epidemics of youth groups in several parts of Canada where young groups are killed each other and the suicide rate goes beyond any other group in Canada. This article outlines the current situation and explains the five main ways in which young violence groups are involved. It then describes and continues to criticize the use of the method proved invalid. It advocates looking at public health methods, dealing with gang violence and explaining some evidence-based models proved to be effective. The conclusion is

Canadian youth gangs are getting more and more attention. Young people throughout Canada are participating in youth gangs for various reasons. Youth gang is a group of young adults who use prejudice and violence to gain prestige from other groups and manage specific areas of illegal activity. For all reasons, the youth joined the young gang and the police and the government proposed a plan to prevent young people from leaving the gang. As a show ... The work of the gang is guided by the missing gang. It is a violent reality that people have to cope in today's city. What did these groups create? Why do some children feel that living in a gang is accepted and authoritative? There are various theories of these problems. On the surface, gangs seem to be shallow and materialistic; as a consequence of human personal needs, there is a deeper speculation. About human influence in society

When reading the relationship between violence in the media and teenage violence, I will guess these findings and bind them to the group. Regarding the description of gangs and gang members, the mass media may introduce them in detail. They portray languages, clothing, body movements, and gang members - men and women. They explain the crime committed by the gang members in detail - how to sell drugs, how to "shoot" (intravenous drugs), how to release the base, how to rape someone, how to pierce or shoot someone, How to resolve the use of violence The dispute list is very long. The problem is that it is wrong to socialize adolescent youth to legal action that can be accepted.

The media depicts gang, members of the gang, and actions that form gang-related attitudes, ideas, fashion, and gangs.