A Study on the Assessment of the Social Security Planners Implementation(Theft Prevention)--A Case Study of one Police Precinct in Chia-yi city for Example

• Main Authors: Chih-wei Chang, 張致微
• Other Authors: Duu-cheng Fuh
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2009
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/26815328013538865909

碩士 === 南華大學 === 非營利事業管理研究所 === 97 === 　Theft has been around for a long time. Even though there have been scientific advancements, theft hasn''t really declined. In fact, thieves’ techniques are getting more and more advanced. Even though the government tries to protect the public, and the government might have high approval rating, people still don''t believe that public security is getting better. 　 　Of all non-violent crimes, people hate residential theft the most. Not only because of the physical loss of personal items, but also the emotional trauma aspect makes it difficult to overcome. Therefore, the current focus of the research is on checking door locks, screen door window''s thickness, stairway passage, surrounding areas, and the lighting equipments. 　 　There are people who can help you plan the protection of your house, and who can talk about areas of safety and theft hotspots. 　 　Research has shown that a lot of thefts occur due to because of the inhabitants own negligence. Thief''s favorite thing to take is money, because it''s small but highly valuable, other favorites are jewels, jewelry, and watches because they are easily sold or pawned. If a crime isn''t solved within 3 months, the criminal will go free unless new evidence can be presented. Residential crimes usually happen during the day as opposed to at night because the resident is usually out working. 　 　People should keep track of their belongings by cataloging records and photographing their personal items. When shops like silver stores or pawn shops receive new goods, they should make a detailed record of the products they receive so that the records can be used by both the public and police authorities. We can learn from thieves by going to a previously robbed residence and examining it. We can make suggestions about the software and hardware to improve crime prevention, and can put the I.P.C (I PREVENT CRIME) into action.