Crime Prevention History And Theory
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- Slide 1:Crime Prevention History and Theory National Crime Prevention Council 2006 1
- Slide 2: Goal To provide community leaders, local government officials, private sector partners, faith-based organizations, and others with information on crime prevention that will enable them to create safer, more secure, and more vibrant communities. 2
- Slide 3: Objectives Review the different types of crime prevention Define crime prevention Examine the principles of crime prevention Review the history of crime prevention Identify the crime prevention strategies you can use to reduce the opportunities for crime in your community 3
- Slide 4:Types of Crime Prevention • Punitive • Corrective • Protective
