Comparative Study of Crime Prevention Approaches and Strategies of police officers

The purpose of this study was to investigate the performance of a number of different countries on police preventive measures to combat the crime of police officers in that country. To this end, six countries have been studied and studied with regard to geographical distribution, cultural diversity and different social and political situation. So respectively, The United Arab Emirates, South Korea, Kenya, Belgium, the United Kingdom and the United States have been studied in terms of their police structures and their preventive crime prevention strategies. This is a comparative, descriptive and applied article, and information is obtained through library method and generally translation of documents from the original language. Finally, for a coherent study of existing methods, each country's approach was studied from the inter-organizational and out-organizational perspective. The results of the study indicate aspects of participation such as the existence of an out-organizational, the use of international treaties, the provision of inter-organizational reports, the strengthening of deterrence laws and precision in recruitment, as well as the differentiation between these countries, including encouraging crime disclosure, public disclosure, improving Wages include clarifying employees' incomes, regularly publishing news and information, and enforcing disclosure laws.