Vandalism: Affect and Public Rest Rooms

Although most vandals do not have a clear motive for their acts, studies show that basic social problems and attitudes are at the root of the vandalism. Among the many explanations for the crime are anger against society, boredom, drug and alcohol abuse, disciplinary problems, personal problems and racial/political conflicts. Police, fire and emergency services are affected by increased workloads and false alarms. Also, facilities, such as parks and public rest rooms which everyone in the community uses, become vandalized. Vandalism affects your pocketbook too. People pay their taxes for a reason, to build a better community for the future generation. When the community is vandalized, the people are the ones who have to pay for someone else's damage. Vandalism is still and will always be a growing problem unless we do something about it.
We need to keep our kids off the streets, make sure you educate them about vandalism by telling then that is wrong and can lead to prison. Also be aware of who your kids are hanging out with, give them enough attention and love as much as discipline and also encourage activities outside of school. With this information we will be able to succeed and stop vandalism from happening. Vandalism is a growing national problem. Vandalism is costing tax payers a lot of money. It can affect your property, friends, family, community, and pocketbook.
The more you know about vandalism, the more you can make it a crime that is more trouble than it's