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Theft, robbery, and burglary are common crimes that occur in Hawaii. Theft involves stealing property without force or threat of violence. Robbery involves stealing through force or intimidation. Burglary means unlawfully entering a building to commit a crime, usually theft. Residents can now report non-emergency crimes via text message to help authorities address property crimes in the state.
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Hi social issues
- 1. Theft in Hawaii Ella Reynolds
- 2. THEFT Vs. ROBBERY Vs. BURGLARY source:https://www.nancykinglaw.com/theft-v-robbery-v-burglary.html
- 5. Solution
- 6. Article Links ● http://www.hawaiinewsnow.com/story/12750964/oahu-residents-can-now-report-crime-via-text-message ● http://www.hawaiireporter.com/honolulu-crimestoppers-robbery-suspect-wanted-2/123 ● http://khon2.com/tag/crimestoppers/
Editor's Notes
- Theft, differs from robbery in that the theft is a taking of property that does not involve person-to-person interaction. A person merely takes property that does not belong to him. Robbery, in contrast to theft, is a taking of property that does involve person-to-person interaction with force, intimidation, and/or coercion. Burglary, in contrast to both theft and robbery, is the entering of a building or residence with the intention to commit a theft or any felonious crime. Burglary does not require that property be stolen or that person-to-person interaction occur.
- What: CrimeStoppers Honolulu is a nonprofit organization formed by a diverse group of retired law officials, community members, and business owners. They operate in conjunction with the Honolulu Police Department in hopes of reducing crime and improving the overall quality of life in the community. Their operations are fully funded by donations from the community. Why: Detective Greg MacAleese was the lead on a murder of a college student in 1976. After opening a hotline to help receive tips for this particular case and closing the case within 72 hours because of it, MacAleese convinced the Albuquerque, New Mexico police department to allow a small association of citizens form the first CrimeStopper program. Where: The organization started in Albuquerque, New Mexico and now has thousands of similar programs throughout the world. When: CrimeStoppers was formed in 1981. How: Locals may send any information or tips that could lead to an arrest of a perpetrator through phone calls to the headquarters, text to the hotline. They can receive a reward of up to $1,000 for useful information. A group of local volunteers collect the information and, if found potentially useful, it is reported to the proper authorities in the Honolulu Police Department.
- One solution could be to have a program for students that enforces the repercussions of theft. There are different degrees that can be used to penalize someone. To bring the knowledge of the Crime Stopping group that helps people to bring in the robbers without them knowing who did it. The best way to fix a problem is to start it when they are young. And to continue to inform it.