In recent days, some people believe that there are many opportunities to prevent crime, while others think that nothing can help anymore. This essay will discuss both of these opinions.
The first perspective may hold some truth, as law enforcement agencies in many countries are not ideal. For example, untrained employees may make mistakes and allow real criminals to escape from jail. Moreover, corruption is rampant among authorities, leading to more and more crimes. Additionally, poverty can be a primary reason for many crimes. For instance, people living in impoverished areas often have no other means to earn money except through robbery. These factors need to be addressed by the governments of each country in order to effectively prevent crimes.
On the other hand, there are currently many criminal groups, including families involved in criminal activities. As a result, crime can continue from generation to generation, and little can be done to stop it. Furthermore, if authorities are bogged down in corruption, ordinary people are doomed to suffer under their rule.
In conclusion, while one group of people thinks that little can be done about crime, I agree with those who firmly believe that many actions should be taken by governments to prevent crime.