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These results provide evidence on the importance of concentrating control and prevention initiatives in specific areas where crime occurs, but also in places with low social cohesion and high disorder in the neighborhood. Certain specific actions must be taken:

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Beyond maintaining public order, what will be done is to identify areas where there is a deficit of social cohesion. Where deficits exist, interventions should be designed to increase the willingness of neighbors to do something in response to community problems and increase trust and a sense of responsibility and belonging to the community.

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In the future, geographic information systems will be required to map crime and community assets.

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Apply police surveillance in hot spots using these maps, increasing patrolling, as well as the deployment of community and problem-oriented police in micro-areas where crime is concentrated. This requires quality data and its efficient analysis. Furthermore, it requires doing what Sherman (2013) describes as the “triple T approach”: focusing on the correct area, checking whether interventions reduce crime, and checking whether officers are actually patrolling the areas. areas that should.

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Problem-solving interventions will be developed to reduce physical clutter in specific areas, which can also increase community cohesion and reduce fear.

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We must support each other to be able to combat insecurity in the streets, since these types of acts are too widely seen today.
we are going towards change.