- Liittynyt
- 28.8.2009
- Viestejä
- 810
Tässä muuten vielä luettavaa rikollisuuden ehkäisemisestä New Yorkissa, jos jotakuta kiinnostaa: http://www.scribd.com/doc/322928/Langan-rel
Many of the year-to-year declines in crime in New York City occurred in the 1990s, a time when the NYPD was implementing numerous strategies to reduce crime, including in particular:
I. hiring more officers (figure 10 and Appendix table 3)
II. re-directing police patrols to combat public disorder (called “broken-windows policing”)
III. developing closer relationships with the community (“community policing”)
IV. strictly enforcing gun laws to reduce firearm crimes
V. vigorously enforcing drug laws
VI. practicing strict law enforcement generally (“zero-tolerance policing”)
VII. concentrating police sources on problem places and persons (“problem oriented policing”), and
VIII. introducing CompStat into the overall process of managing NYPD anti-crime strategies
Ei ole tainnut hetkeen tullakaan, joten eiköhän oteta pienet sille :kippis1: