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    Despite the long-term benefits of transposing developmental crime prevention approaches, they can be seen as problematic as well. One of the major problems is that because it addresses social issues, its evaluation becomes difficult and complex . Additionally, getting public support is also difficult due to the media. Instead portraying the benefits of such initiatives, the media has the tendency to shape the public’s view that crime prevention requires more police control and harsher punishments for

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    Crime prevention programs help to prevent and deter crime within neighborhoods by getting the neighbors involved. Neighborhood watches use residents within a neighborhood to look out for suspicious activity/ issues then report them to police before any crime occurs. Using this method potentially deters crime and offenders from committing more crimes. A neighborhood watch can consist of a block watch, community watch, home watch and citizen alert. Neighborhood crime prevention programs arose because

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    we may be victims of a violent crime. In order to for us to really take action, we must first understand the true meaning of crime detection. Crime detection and its prevention is important for effective policing. Police officers are committed to take all measures necessary, both proactive and reactive to ensure a safe and peaceful community for the citizens they serve. Let’s take a look at what exactly is crime prevention. According to Wikipedia, Crime prevention is a term describing techniques

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    Crime Prevention through Environmental design’s efforts to alter the physical design of an area to impact the results of crime. Modern crime prevention roots in architectural design from the 1950s-1970s. Changes in the physical layout of an area increase the difficulty of an individual committing a crime as well as raising the chances of an offender being caught. Crime prevention through environmental design is when the physical design of an environment influences positive behavior.

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    first make a proper identification by gathering and analysing information on workplace crime and risk factors. The identification step is essential in order to know the urgency and priority to tackle crime and to take the best decision regarding the strategies to intervene (Haelterman, 2009). The second step is an organisational one that involve the process of preparing and doing the projects to prevent crime and the process of creating relationships and partnerships that are necessary for the implementation

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    situational crime prevention theory that crime can be prevented or at least limited if people would routinely change their activities approach criminality. In my opinion, an individual’s everyday routine habit, such as leaving their vehicle doors and homes unlocked gives an opportunity for criminals to commit crimes presented by the physical environment. (Bohm & Vogel, 2011) “ The situational crime prevention theory expresses reducing the physical opportunities needed to commit a crime and increasing

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    CPTED) Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design is used as a way of protecting assets whether they are property or a high profile person using architects, designers and security professionals. This is done in a way by designing it to deter criminals at the same time making it easier on the eye for the people involved in the area. The basic principles for CPTED are Natural access controls, Natural surveillance, Territorial reinforcements and Target hardening. Natural access controls are ways

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    Situational Crime Prevention Theory and 2) Routine Activity Theory. The two theories focus on how opportunities to commit crime and the everyday activities of an individual are related to the physical environment. Both theories center on an assumed motivated and rational perpetrator and seek to understand what can be done to limit the opportunities for crime (Bohm & Vogel, 2010). Situational crime prevention theory has to components; 1) reducing the opportunities needed for the commission of crime, and

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    Situational crime prevention is the prevention theory and implementation that focuses mainly on specific types of crime, and relies heavily on preparation. People who focus on situational crime prevention follow more with the idea that people commit crimes as an opportunity and not because of biological or psychological discriminants. A simple way to look at situational crime prevention is to use the speed bump, while some may limit the value of its effectiveness, a speed bump removes the opportunity

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    INTRODUCTION The prevention of crime has been the priority of every society since the existence of humanity. All society has always been faced with all of sorts of criminal activities which is obviously dysfunctional to the growth of any society. Crime is now seen as a norm of the everyday society which cannot be avoided, but surely can be reasonably prevented from not happening. The dilemma each society has to go face and the question they always ask is what medium or means seems to be the most

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