2. The Problem Analysis Triangle Criminal Justice College Freshman By: Dyamond Robinson NEXT

3. PROBLEM OFFENDER TARGET/ VICTIM PLACE The Triangle : PROBLEM PLACE TARGET/ VICTIM TARGET/ VICTIM OFFENDER CLICK HERE FOR REVIEW QUESTION CLICK HERE FOR REVIEW QUESTION

4. The Problem Provides a way of thinking about recurring problems of crime and disorder. This idea assumes that crime or disorder results when likely offenders and suitable targets come together in time and place, in the absence of capable guardians for that target. NEXT

5. By finding the core problem it gives police officers a multifaceted approach to solving problems and preventing new ones from occurring. RETURN

6. The Place Certain places can be common to incidents. Incidents involving one or more problem behaviors may occur at: a street corner, a house, a business, a park, a neighborhood, a school, etc. NEXT

7. Some incidents may even occur in abstract places such as cyber space, on the telephone, or through other networks. RETURN

8. The Victim/ Target Certain individuals or groups of people can be common to incidents. Incidents may cause harm to residents of a neighborhood, senior citizens, young children, or a lone individual. NEXT

9. When a crime occurs these three things happen at the same time and place: 1.A suitable target is available 2.There is a lack of a suitable guardian to prevent the crime from happening 3.A motivated offender is present RETURN

10. The Offender Offenders can sometimes be controlled by other people. Those people are known as handlers. Targets and victims can sometimes be protected by other people as well. Those people are known as guardians. NEXT

11. Places are usually controlled by someone. Those people are usually known as managers. Effective problem solving requires understanding how offenders and their victims come together. RETURN

12. Choose The Correct Answer Crime and disorder results when _________ and suitable targets come together in space and time. A.Police B.Bystanders A.Offenders B.All of the Above

13. Wrong Answer, Try Again! The police are there to serve and protect RETURN TO QUESTION RETURN TO QUESTION

14. Try Again! Bystanders are suitable targets RETURN TO QUESTION RETURN TO QUESTION

15. Congratulations! I knew you would get the correct answer. NEXT

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