新冠肺炎:研究全球大流行病对加州中央山谷暴力犯罪率的影响

Derek Avila, Huan Gao, Blake M. Randol, Sriram Chintakrindi
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这项研究的重点是像COVID-19这样的全球大流行如何影响加利福尼亚州斯托克顿市的暴力犯罪。我们要调查的暴力犯罪包括杀人,抢劫,强奸,简单袭击和严重袭击。我们从LexisNexis社区犯罪地图中获得了犯罪数据,并从圣华金县卫生局获得了有关斯托克顿市的COVID-19数据。我们通过时间序列图和中断时间序列分析来发展本研究的结果。我们的研究结果表明,2019冠状病毒病导致强奸、抢劫和简单袭击暴力犯罪的斜率发生了统计学上显著的变化。最后,我们在政策影响部分讨论了斯托克顿警察局应该建立更多的社区外展项目,以帮助预防这类暴力犯罪。
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COVID-19: Examining the Impact of the Global Pandemic on Violent Crime Rates in the Central Valley of California
This study focuses on how a global pandemic like COVID-19 affects violent crimes in the city of Stockton, California. The violent crimes that we will be examining are homicide, robbery, rape, simple assault, and aggravated assault. We obtained crime data from the LexisNexis Community Crime Map and obtained COVID-19 data from the San Joaquin County Health Department regarding the city of Stockton. We developed the results of this research by using time-series plots and interrupted time-series analysis. Our results demonstrate that COVID-19 caused a statistically significant change in the slope for rape, robbery, and simple assault violent crimes. Finally, we discuss in our policy implications section that the Stockton Police Department should establish more community outreach programs that could help prevent these types of violent crimes.
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International Journal of Criminology and Sociology
International Journal of Criminology and Sociology Social Sciences-Cultural Studies
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