Investigating the Impacts of Police Measures on Countering Goods Smuggling(Case Study of Delfan city)

Goods smuggling has gained the attention of legislators as a crime that endangers social, economic, individual and family security from a variety of aspects. NAJA is one of the drug enforcement agencies whose police measures are one of the cycles of this agency to counter goods smuggling. This research is intended to recognize the impact rate of police measures on countering goods smuggling in Delfan Township purview. This research is of applied type from objective point of view and of descriptive –analytical type from nature point of view and it uses the survey method. The target audience consists of 60 people from NAJA staff in Delphan Township and Lorestan Province Goods smuggling Enforcement Agency. The sample volume was selected for 58 people and was distributed among them in simple accidental method. The data gathering tool is questionnaire whose flunency was verified through superficial fluncy and its sustainability was computed using Cronbach Alfa Formula amounting to 0.73% and in order to analyze the data, Single Sample T test was used in Spss 18 Software Pacakage. Based on the findings of this research, police intelligence measures with a coefficient of 79% have the highest impact to counter smuggling and ranks first and aftet that, managerial measures with 69% and conducting checkpoints measures with 61% are ranked subsequently influencial to counter goos smuggling. In general, the research results show that all the policing measures (managerial measures, checkpoints measures and intelligence measures) have all an impact on countering goods smuggling with a coefficient of 73%. Therefore, in order to combat goods smuggling, NAJA should augment all the police measures with holistic and systematic approaches in all three domains.