Crime Prevention Implementations: A case study of police stations in The Metro Police Bureau, division 9, Royal Thai Police’s
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Abstract
This study aims to study the success of crime prevention policy implementation of the police stationed in the Metropolitan Police Bureau of Nong khaem, Nong Khang Phlu and Lang Song, and to investigate the factors affecting the success of crime prevention policy implementation.
This study is integration approach which integrates between quantitative and qualitative methods and data collecting for 336 cases were gathered from both commissioners and non-commissioners police level in their areas. Research results found that the success of policy implementations all criteria by overview are at high successful level including crime prevention through environmental design, patrol system development, information system development (191 divisions), utilizing technology for crime prevention, social organization (zoning), and enhancing social network to support and participate in crime prevention activities; besides, the crime prevention policy implementation is vary succeed by individual characteristic factors. Therefore, the results are accepted by the first hypothesis.
For factors affected the success of crime prevention policy implementations had a statistical significance, including strategy and process of policy compulsory, communication policy, individual attitude on utilizing policy implementation, independence of policy implementation (policy standard) characteristics of the implementing agencies, political conditions and policy resources respectively. The results are accepted by the second hypothesis and also supported Van Horn and Van Meter’s theory.
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