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| what are the two types of crime |
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1) violent crime
2) property crime |
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| threat of force or use of force against an individual |
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| no threat of force. property is stolen, damaged or destroyed |
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| what is the most dangerous city in the country |
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| where does flint michigan rate in murder |
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| where does flint michigan rate in arson, burglary, assault? |
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| what is the second most dangerous city in the country |
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| where does detroit michigan's violent crime rate rank |
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| what is the third most dangerous city in the country |
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| what is important about St. Louis's crime |
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| what is the 4th most dangerous city in the country |
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| where does oakland's robbery rate & vehicle theft rank in the country |
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| where does memphis rank in the most dangerous city's? |
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| many crimes occur in a familiar environment because the criminal often knowsn his/her victim |
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| robberys happen within how many miles of the criminals home |
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| lower # of crimes immedietly around the criminals home. it then rises and decreases again |
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| which type of crime follows the halo effect |
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| how long has outdoor surveillance technology been around |
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| which city is the most surveillanced city |
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| how many surveillance cameras are in chicago |
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| what did a recent us study say about surveillance cameras |
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| a few cameras will have a minimal impact on crime, but many cameras will make the crime rate go down |
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