GPS radio emissions are strong. Indicate whether the statement ...

[rl]

GPS radio emissions are strong.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false

Question 2

Some experiments such as the Indianapolis heightened burglary patrol have resulted in a reduction in crime in the target area as well as a noticeable reduction in nearby areas.
 
  Why would there be a reduction in surrounding areas where there is no saturation strategy?

[joanwhite]

Answer to Question 1

FALSE

Answer to Question 2

Environmental criminologists posit that perception is a key factor for successful crime control strategies. Criminals must perceive there is some kind of crime control present or they will not be deterred. If criminals are deterred in surrounding areas, they would have either seen something change or heard something about it. What this sometimes tells us is that criminals have some level of networking. Sometimes we talk about how something we do sends a message. When considering diffusion, this may literally happen. If someone gets arrested in a saturated test zone and talks about it to friends, they may not know just how far reaching the extra patrol is assigned. It may cause criminals to move their activity further away in order to avoid any extra patrol or cease criminal activity for a period of time.

[rl]

Wow, this really help

[komodo7]

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