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hot spot policing
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HOT SPOTS
- A geographic concepts ( a place with a really high crime rate)
- the drivers: crime enablers, crime attractors and crime generators
HOT SPOTS EMERGE WHEN:
- the number of motivated offenders increases, the number of suitable targets increases and the levels of control from capable guardians decrease.
WHAT MAKES A HOT SPOT?
- busy of dangerous locations
- what makes spots hot will help determine the success of reducing crime.
THREE BASIC FORMS OF HOT SPOTS:
1. Hot Dots: specific locations with high crime levels
2. Hot Lines: specific seggments where crime is concentrated
3. hot areas: suburban areas where crime is concentrated.
RESPONDING TO HOT SPOTS?
1. CRIME GENERATOR:
cause- many uprotected targets
type of response-increase protection
2. CRIME ATTRACTOR:
cause- attracts offenders
type of response- discourage offenders from coming
3. CRIME ENABLER:
cause- erosion of control
types of response- restore guardianship or place managers.
HOT SPOT POLICING
- a police response which focuses resources on the locations where crime is highly concentrated.
- hot spot policing is effective.
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- Note on hot spot policing, created by emilyracco on 17/06/2015.
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