Crime and Soc 10 PDF

Soc2266 copyright: Kobayashi, 2024 Winterdyk, 2023  “New” Forms of Violence Hate Crime: interpersonal violent crime motivated by bias against victims who may be characterized by a particular physical or social trait Thrill-seeking hate crimes Reactive hate crimes Mission hate...

Soc2266 copyright: Kobayashi, 2024 Winterdyk, 2023  “New” Forms of Violence Hate Crime: interpersonal violent crime motivated by bias against victims who may be characterized by a particular physical or social trait Thrill-seeking hate crimes Reactive hate crimes Mission hate crimes copyright: Kobayashi, 2024 Winterdyk, 2023  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D03RCHPMg4c https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xarUlZ28irQ copyright: Kobayashi, 2024 Winterdyk, 2023 copyright: Kobayashi, 2024 Winterdyk, 2023  Property Crime Ranges from relatively innocent acts to far costlier and sometimes more sophisticated – even professional – activities. Broad range of offences involving property such as: Motor vehicle theft Vandalism Break and enter Arson Fraud copyright: Kobayashi, 2024 Winterdyk, 2023  Break and Enter Break-and-Enter Burglary Robbery Patterns and Characteristics copyright: Kobayashi, 2024 Winterdyk, 2023  Break and Enter https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N3bhQmWISaE How quickly? Strategies used? copyright: Kobayashi, 2024 Winterdyk, 2023  Motor-Vehicle Crime Motor-vehicle crime (MVC) is a broad range of offences involving a car, truck, or SUV, including theft of a vehicle but also theft from a vehicle and criminal damage to a vehicle. Explaining MVC Joyriding Profit-motivated Short-term transportation Long-term transportation copyright: Kobayashi, 2024 Winterdyk, 2023  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGpMF_H0bUg copyright: Kobayashi, 2024 Winterdyk, 2023  Arson Form of vandalism involving destruction of one’s own or another’s property through use of fire or explosion Between 2001 and 2014, arson attacks dropped by 48%. Since 2013, rates have remained stable. Despite its overall relative infrequency, the damage caused by intentional fire- setting can be enormous. Wooden’s Categories of Juvenile Arsonists Playing with matches Crying for help Delinquent Severely disturbed copyright: Kobayashi, 2024 Winterdyk, 2023  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6xQbOQie0g8 copyright: Kobayashi, 2024 Winterdyk, 2023  Arson Adult fire-setting motives: Arson for profit Revenge Personality disorders may also be a factor Covering up another crime Organized crime groups and political terrorists are also known to use arson. copyright: Kobayashi, 2024 Winterdyk, 2023  Arson Douglas and Olshaker studied common features in the early lives of rapists and other violent offenders and found a homicidal triad consisting of three prongs: 1. Arson/fire-setting 2. Cruelty to animals 3. Bedwetting at an inappropriate age copyright: Kobayashi, 2024 Winterdyk, 2023