Abstract
The problem of Street crimes has become an urgent problem in Padang City in the last 2 years, it was recorded that in 2019 there were 1116 cases and 31 cases during January 2020. referring to this data that Padang City, West Sumatra Province is an unsafe city for its citizens both during the day and at night. In reality, a solution is needed to suppress these crimes through a system or appropriate preventive social control mechanism, so that it does not rely on police actions that tend to be coercive or repressive, so that it will not solve the problem. This research was conducted with qualitative research with the type of case studies in Padang City, data collection using questionnaires, in-depth interviews, observation, and documentation study, data were analyzed using interactive analysis models, also using the Integrated System Model (ISM). The research results showed that the form of Street crimes was carried out individually and in groups, the causes of Street crimes occurred due to internal and external factors, and the policy of Street crimes social control policies, i.e the making of policies and regulations, then the effectiveness of social control, increased public participation, consistency in law enforcement, and social education for unemployed youth has become a more important policy than any other policy.
Highlights
Criminal acts, whether they are crimes or violations, are basically attached to the dynamic conditions of people's lives who have a very complex background, which includes socio-cultural aspects as well as ideological, political aspects as well as the ability and effectiveness of state apparatus and society [1]
One of the crimes that must be the priority of the Police of the Republic of Indonesia (POLRI) to create a sense of security in society is thuggery and Street crimes [5, 6]
The research location is in Padang City, a school where there is an increase in Street crimes from year to year
Summary
Whether they are crimes or violations, are basically attached to the dynamic conditions of people's lives who have a very complex background, which includes socio-cultural aspects as well as ideological, political aspects as well as the ability and effectiveness of state apparatus and society [1]. According to [2] empirical study, crimes committed by the lower classes (Street crimes) occur due to economic pressure from lower-class society, and because of the process of alienation which loosens social ties among its members. This is consistent with empirical research conducted by [3, 4] who found that there were deviations in the behavior of community members due to changes in structure and values as well as economic inequality. The. Manuscript received on February 18, 2021. Revised Manuscript received on March 30, 2021.
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