what will happen if people don't handle urban crime?
462192
This question doesn't really make sense. Please rephrase.
378434
This is a question you could ask at your neighbourhood police station.  Guessing, as an ordinary citizen, I doubt very much if they would have to, since it would probably interfere with their work.
267847
It may be possible as long as your crime was not a violent crime and was not a crime against children.
468936
No.  That would make for bad relation between cops.  If he did, he would most likely end up behind a dumpster.  Died from a cap in his *ss.
214902
Crime has no address. So it really depends on what you are looking for.
169423
It will depend on what you have done. If you have blown up a government building then obviously your punishment will be a lot worse than if you just broke a window.
528584
in canada..or at least in ontario...low income housing is way different than america's.  once you get into low income housing in ontario...after five or ten years(can't really remember) and if you keep the place up(not nasty, no one going to jail) they give you the house.  there are no slums, no real ghettos, no real violence.  perhaps if americans did this the crime rate may go down.\n\n\nobviously in the inner city, like say in Toronto, there are places you don't want to be at night.  but the overall crime rate is much less than it is anywhere in the states.
1108677
I believe it seriously depends on the severity of the crime and who/what was involved. Being in good standing order before the crime also helps. It sounds like you're doing something for your community- but helping a bit more couldn't hurt. Perhaps you could speak with a lawyer or a government official.
102670
Depends on the severity of the crime.  If they are locked up for a white collar crime, I would say yes.  If it was a violent crime, I would say no.  Anything else is a maybe.
758962
Don't know, but watch out for murders and rapists, one of the highest crime rates in the country.
985483
I feel your barking up the wrong tree, when Injustice, and inequality are seriously addressed, and opportunity for all is established then the crime rate will also plummet.
110316
no. you will go to jail.
167920
I don't believe so.  I believe that standards and laws are what make much of our crime today.  When aomeone is constantly told not to do something then that makes them want to do it even more.  You know what I mean?  Even so, more rules means more people and forces to enforce these rules, and I don't know about where you live but Detroit had layed off much of their police officers and Detroit is known for being full of crime.  The more police there are the worse things seem to get!!!  Just my experience.
521170
Do you mean like no murder, no abuse, no rape, etc? I guess the only disadvantage I could think of would be that jobs such as police officers, psychiatrists, and other people who make money in helping those who are subjected to violence wouldn't be needed as much, and some people would loose their jobs. It'd be a risk I'm willing to take though, if it meant a safer world.
718946
Depends on what they're snitching people out on. I don't really worry about what others do unless it affects children and ones that are not completely there.meaning elderly people. They need to be protected. Drug dealers and people who make my neighborhood not safe for my kids to walk down the street on beware. It is a necessary evil sometimes. If they are people who are just trying to be idiots and make other peoples lives difficult because they have nothing better to do then yes I have a problem with that. I do think that some laws are abused by no good doers. Just depends....
709115
Not if it is BAD LAW.... and there IS such a thing.  People are frustrated past any reasonable limits by corrupt government (including police) and are finally boiling over.  \n\nThey are people seeking justice.
341990
Crime I think is due to lack of respect for others and lack of personal responsibility.\n\nThe crimes are getting more bizarre because society is sadly becoming almost immune to most crime, and so the criminals who most often seek attention from media and communities, have to up the crimes to attain the same public response that they seek.