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  1. Apr 25, 2022 · Place-based approaches are grounded in research showing that crime is highly concentrated within communities. Half of reported crimes occur at about 5% of street blocks in a locality. Thus, most of any community is reasonably safe from serious crime. Crime concentrates at these locations due to intersecting routines of potential victims and ...

  2. Nov 9, 2020 · Place-Based Situational Crime Prevention Crimes are more likely to occur when suitable targets and motivated offenders converge in time and space in the absence of capable guardians. Street robberies, for example, are more likely to occur on dark streets that allow easy access to users of cash machines in locations offering other advantages—e.g., bad lighting or easy egress.

  3. For example, more than 90% of United States police agencies use some form of “hot spots policing” that concentrates police on the highest crime streets. Another common tactic is to reduce physical and social disorder. Such “place-based” interventions focus on the locales where crime occurs rather than on the people responsible for them.1

    • Christopher Blattman, Donald P Green, Daniel Ortega, Santiago Tobón
    • 2021
  4. Place-based policing is a crime prevention concept strongly supported by research. Investigating cases can support place-based policing by facilitating efforts to track the history of crime problems, actors, and police actions at hot spots. Case folder contents mirror similar investigative processes for people, converting traditional elements ...

  5. Jul 10, 2019 · This evaluation was NIJ’s first place-based, randomized controlled trial to explore the effect of varying police patrol strategies on the rates of violent crime and property crime. Examining the strategies of marked patrols, unmarked patrols, and an awareness patrol (having knowledge of high-crime areas but no dedicated patrol there), the ...

  6. Jan 1, 2012 · place management, we have four reasons places are important for prevention: (1) the. concentration of crime at a relatively few places and prospects of obtaining substantial. crime drops if these ...

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  8. May 16, 2019 · For example, hot spots policing and predictive policing developed primarily in response to the insights underlying the logic model of place-based prevention (described below), whereas community-oriented policing and procedural justice policing rely primarily on a logic model emphasizing the key role played by communities in crime prevention.

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