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    to fight back, ending in a fight and the sound of a gunshot. Violent crime as defined by the FBI is one of four offenses which include murder, forcible rape, robbery, and aggravated assault. Each involves force or threat of force. While it can be so difficult to even imagine, these violent crimes affect thousands of people all over the country. Situations like these happen to many people in the city of Baltimore. The rise in violent crime in Baltimore can be attributed to the high rate of…

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    There are many crimes occurring in the present time. One of them is the crime committed by teenagers. Most of the time, it is assumed that youth crime is influenced by video games which sometimes contain violent and brutal contents. As juveniles in this generation are easier to reach video games than the past generation because of the development of technologies, video games are often blamed that violent scenes motivates the aggressive behavior in youths. The news often reports this assumption…

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    police could increase voluntary community involvement with preventing crime. Warren Friedman, author of the 1998 article “Volunteerism and the Decline of Violent Crime” talks of some concept that come about when the communities are actively involved in criem prevention that are still relevant even 18 years after he wrote this article. Friedman claims that having groups of citizens in a community volunteer to look out for crimes that affect them not only “forces police to pay attention”, but also…

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    VIOLENT CRIMES: Fiscal year to date, violent crime in Mid-City had gone down 16%. Murder: There was one reported murders in Mid-City Division this quarter, which is the same amount compared to the same quarter last year. On July 13, 2016 at 0435 hours, Officers responded to the east alley of 3900 Arizona Street to investigate a report of a male who had just assaulted a female. The male was traveling on his bicycle and struck the female in the back of the head as he rode by. The female…

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    view states that the majority of rich people commit non violent crimes, known as White collar crimes.“ White-collar crime is a nonviolent crime committed for financial gain. Securities fraud, embezzlement, corporate fraud and money laundering are examples of white-collar crime.” There’s controversy over whether or not white collar crimes are actually better than regular crimes. The majority view violent crimes as worse than non-violent crimes as the latter can be used to evade tax or financial…

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    has, the measurements on violent crime are vital to the United States of America. Thus, the following paper will be over two quantitative measures on violent crime. One being the number of people arrested for violent crimes in the United States, and the other is the race of the victims of violent crime. In order to be able to measure violent crime, it must first be defined. According to the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Uniform Crime Reports program (UCR), “violent crime is composed of four…

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    In the last years our news media has been bombarding us with reports of crimes of our youth. We have had teens walking into schools and movie theaters going on shooting rampages. We have watched helplessly while kids that are not old enough to vote, use shotguns and automatic rifles with precision and accuracy. We have tried to find someone to place the blame of these horrific crimes. It is easy to blame the parents for not rearing the children correctly. We do not look at the fact that the…

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    There are many different types of violent crimes covered in chapter ten. Violent acts can be explained in many different ways including, brain disorders, family life, exposure to violent behavior, substance abuse, etc. All of these factors can have an ever-lasting effect on a human’s life, whether it be the victim or the assailant. I’m going to focus on the reasoning and drive behind the crime of murder and homicide. According to the text, the common-law definition of murder is “the unlawful…

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    that every year thousands of children become victims of crime. These crimes can include kidnappings, violent attacks, sexual abuse, or even online predators. The FBI's Violent Crimes Against Children has a very serious program that is in three parts. The first part is to decrease the chance of children to sexual exploitation. The second is to develop a nationwide sized program to provide a quick, and effective investigative response to crimes against children. The third and final part is to…

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    are 466 violent crimes for every 100,000 people in the United States. Only about 108 of these will be gun related. Believe it or not, every single mass shooting that has happened in America since the 1950s, have all been in a place where guns were prohibited. Open carry is the practice of openly carrying a firearm on one's person in public (“Gun Control Myths and Realities”). One in three Americans own a gun. States that allow open carry have, on average, a twenty three percent lower crime rate…

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