英文摘要 |
The sample surveyed in this study was the public and police living in 24 counties and cities in Taiwan. A total of 3,500 questionnaires were issued, and 2,922 valid questionnaires were returned. The research results showed that the current major government strategy for public order and police duties focuses on reducing crime rates; however, these strategies should not be merely to pacify the populace with positive crime data, and neglect their most deep-seated feelings.A three-dimensional scatter plot used to describe the sense of crisis indicated that public awareness is compatible with that of the police in terms of crime prevention, but they are not identified with the public security policy. Accordingly, the current public security strategy does not conform to public expectations .Furthermore, the crisis perception of different crime type is contingent on the level of urbanization. The impact of violent sexual crime is perceived as stronger than that of property crime at more urbanized area. Nevertheless, in highly urbanized city or county, the impact of both crime type is perceived as equally intensive. The impact of the crime type was perceived differently, and it indicates the public security structure is various in different city and county. |