How Do the Proponents of Broken Window Policing Believe Crime

question 73

Multiple Choice

How do the proponents of broken window policing believe crime can be stopped?

• A) Donating money to improve the schools in these areas.
• B) Providing more job opportunities to those in broken window areas.
• C) Cracking down on disorderly behavior.
• D) Placing police informants in the community.

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