Police warn of crime rise as recession bites04 Feb
An article in Adelaide’s Advertiser newspaper caught my eye recently. It was entitled Police: Beware of crime rise as recession bites. The article contained some disturbing information:
SA Police and criminologists are on alert for a possible rise in street and white-collar crime, triggered by the global economic meltdown.
Commissioner Mal Hyde says economic uncertainty makes this “a risky time” for an upsurge in crime.
“People will be in what they might feel are desperate circumstances because of their financial position.
“In those circumstances, they might look to ways to get themselves out of it.
“In tight and desperate economic circumstances, they may be inclined to make decisions they otherwise wouldn’t. So, it is a bit of a risky time.”
The causes of the global economic meltdown are outside our control. However, we can control some of the ways in which we’re exposed to its effects – effects like increasing numbers of burglaries and thefts.
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Mark
