Increased police presence

Community policing

Gun control

Education and job training

Reporting suspicious activity to the police

Participating in neighborhood watch programs

Educating children about crime prevention

All of the above

Poverty

Lack of opportunity

Abandoned buildings

All of the above

Crime prevention is proactive, while law enforcement is reactive.

Crime prevention focuses on preventing crime from happening, while law enforcement focuses on catching criminals.

Crime prevention is the responsibility of the police, while law enforcement is the responsibility of the community.

None of the above

Neighborhood watch programs

School-based crime prevention programs

Community policing programs

All of the above

Surveillance cameras can deter crime.

Crime mapping can help police identify crime hot spots.

Social media can be used to share information about crime prevention.

All of the above

Lock their doors and windows.

Be aware of their surroundings.

Avoid walking alone at night.

All of the above

The media can raise awareness about crime prevention.

The media can provide information about crime trends.

The media can help to create a sense of community.

All of the above

Poverty

Lack of opportunity

Mental illness

All of the above

Crime prevention can save lives.

Crime prevention can reduce fear of crime.

Crime prevention can improve the quality of life.

All of the above

Schools can teach students about crime prevention.

Schools can provide students with opportunities to participate in crime prevention programs.

Schools can create a safe and supportive environment for students.

All of the above

Businesses can install security cameras.

Businesses can hire security guards.

Businesses can participate in neighborhood watch programs.

All of the above

Government can pass laws that deter crime.

Government can fund crime prevention programs.

Government can create a safe and supportive environment for citizens.

All of the above

Faith-based organizations can provide support to crime victims.

Faith-based organizations can offer counseling and mentoring to at-risk youth.

Faith-based organizations can advocate for policies that promote crime prevention.

All of the above

Individuals can lock their doors and windows.

Individuals can be aware of their surroundings.

Individuals can avoid walking alone at night.

All of the above