The Impact of Police-Semitic Information Interaction on Crime Detection

This study focuses on the impact of interaction between police and NGOs on crime and is based on the assumption that NGOs can assist police in their interaction.

This research is an applied type based on purpose and survey data. The data collection tool was a questionnaire, which was distributed among the statistical sample by simple random method and field method. Factor analysis with structural equation modeling by Amos software is one of the methodological strengths of this research and SPSS software was used for descriptive analysis of data.

The results of confirmatory factor analysis confirm the validity of the scales defined by the observed data. Research findings show that information-driven interaction between police and NGOs has a positive effect on crime.

Since the role of the police as a factor in protecting security, preventing crime and safeguarding the values ​​governing society is equal to the rules, and the work of NGOs is in line with the overall goals of society, therefore, police cooperation and interaction with organizations Institutional people can play a significant role in advancing police missions.