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What is crime
Crime is acted by a person who brakes the law of that country - Crime is something that everyone does it happens every hour, minutes and seconds. There are different levels of crime the ones and that it there are the ones that they will carry on doing this for some other purposes it can be for money or revenge, it can be others as well. Crime is something that will cause problem to other public member of society.
Who does crime
People who does crime another way of saying it criminals they may get away with small crimes they make but they will get tired of doing that pacific crime everyday so they will move on in a way that; this may make them rich this is done usually by people who are motivated by other criminals.
How can it be reduced by police
Police can not stop every crime but they definitely will try to stop most crimes. The job of the police is to protect the nation by any means.
Police have make sure they stop a crime before involves all social, physical and other strategies to prevent crime.
To prevent crime from happening they have to first take out the old criminals these are the ones who makes the society bad then they children follow.
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Is the person’s genetic that makes him or a criminal or he is environment he is in makes him a criminal?
1. Nurture
Example a child is around criminals. Children observes aggressive behaviour between parents or someone in family or out side – If they are involved with in that situation. They copy fast and quick – Creating a cycle in they brain
Chance of becoming a killer – poverty, lack of education, poor parenting and family structure – abuse and neglect (chance about 5)
Nature and narture debate
It may be the colour of the eyes, straihght or curly hair, skin and it can be a disease. Disease such as Huntington’s disease
1. Huntington’s disease – This effects behavioural problem.
Nurture
1. Jeffery Dahmer – Nurure – Born in May 21, 1960, Died at November 28, 1994.
American Serial Killer and sec Offender. He was closed of to society as a child because he feared being ridicured. He was quite in school.
Nature
1. David Berkowitz
Born in June 1, 1953. He is Amarican serial Killer
Early life They had a fish market Together him and he is wife.
In 1971 is joined the US army.
When the crime began in december 24, 1975 – he used a hunting knife to stab two woman in new york city.
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1. Background
Family issue – Mum and Dad arguing to much, Drinking not looking after they children from young age.
Friends – Going out with strangers they have just meet, making bad decisions as a child and there is no one in family to stop them.
School – Not enough education
2. Poor
Being poor makes young people think different – They make the decision, this is the only way in life
Surrounded with people who does crime and they are made way in life, like them.
Do not want to try to make a change in they life.
3. Fun
Seeing crime as something enjoyable – first time getting into trouble is not dealt with it properly
Fun and crime – Young people will try to impress they mates by doing anti social behaviour.
Nothing to do.
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1. High levels of crime may damage community spirit and result in less neighborliness. People may simply want to ‘keep themselves to themselves’ for fear of harassment. For example they will not have enough trust for the police to tell them every ASBO’s In they neighbourhood.
2. High crime levels can contribute to ‘environmental poverty’ – vandalism, graffiti
3. Once a region with a high level of crime is labeled as a bad area, it might become a ghetto
4. Can damage the quality of life through repeat victimization.
5. Less trust high fear of crime.
6. ASBO’s – Community order this is for people who has Anti social behavior. This is at the age of 10 and older. This can be
Drunken or threatening
Vandalism and graffiti
Playing loud music at night
Getting ASBO means you will not be allowed in some places
Going to places example Local town
Drinking in streets
Spending time with people who are known as trouble makers.

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Police is failing to record – 1 in 5 of all crimes in United Kingdom
Different forces record all different kinds of crime in they database and how they show them to the media and the public.
1. How police
Sexual offences – Most people don trust the police to give evidence of sexual offence to the police.
“Among the sample, 37 rape allegations were not recorded as a crime
For 3,842 reported crimes, offenders were given a caution or a penalty notice - but inspectors believe 500 of those should have been charged or given a heavier penalty
3,246 of those offences that were recorded were then deemed to be "no crimes" - but inspectors believe 20% of those decisions were wrong and a crime had been committed
The incidents recorded as "no-crimes" included 200 reports of rape and 250 of violent crime
More than 800 of the victims were not told of the decision to "no-crime" their report”

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f the Police is doing a good job then they will be getting a better result; The community will have a better trust for the police. They will have confidence in they local police to do the job.