Sean Fitzgerald
@ActualJusticeWarrior·516K subscribers·2.5K videos
What is Broken Windows policing?
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March 6, 2018
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In this video I give a brief overview of the concept known as the Broken windows theory of policing. I skip over most of the "on this date" history lesson part to get straight into the logic & implementation, with a focus on New York City, as it is where it was pioneered. I cover the initial inception, how it works when it is well implemented, some misconceptions people have about it, & the current movement by the left to end the practice. I also cover relevant statistics, in my attempt to provide you with the information required to discuss programs of this nature.
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