And Citizen's premise is that all crimes threatening public safety should be aggregated and streamed, consequences be damned, because this is how crime will be reduced.
Those figures credited Pentameter with "arresting 528 criminals associated with one of the worst crimes threatening our society".
Suburban whites, on the other hand, feel less threatened by crime, and resent the loss of liberty imposed by curfews.
In the early 1990s, a surge in the number of teenagers threatened a crime wave of unprecedented proportions.
Brachay, like many similar villages, votes FN not because it is directly threatened by crime or by immigrants, but because it is scared by the world that it sees on the television.
This new model will begin in Guerrero, Jalisco, Michoacán, and Tamaulipas, states particularly threatened by crime.
Academic Nicole Curato has applied the term "penal populism" - appeals to voters who feel threatened by crime and not protected by the police or the courts - to the Philippines to describe a fantasy "that sets apart the virtuous public from the degenerates who do not deserve due process".
Few of those deployments, he says, are in response to violent or life-threatening crimes; in fact over eighty per cent are "proactive" (that is, not in response to a specific threat).
According to Mr Kraska, most SWAT deployments are not in response to violent, life-threatening crimes, but to serve drug-related warrants in private homes.He estimates that 89% of police departments serving American cities with more than 50,000 people had SWAT teams in the late 1990s almost double the level in the mid-1980s.
"If police choose to make sure windows don't get broken instead of responding to life-threatening crimes, that is the Police Department's fault for having those kinds of priorities.
Although extraterritorial jurisdiction of this kind is unusual, it is being used to fight other serious or life-threatening crimes such as child pornography, human trafficking, war crimes, and perhaps most closely related, the making of fake (counterfeit) money.
