The role of community-oriented police in the prevention of deviance (a case study in the suicide of Babol city)

 Marine terrorism has been considered a non-deterministic threat to the credibility of commercial transportation. This article investigates the potential objectives of terrorist attacks and the tactics employed by terrorism for the probability of three fundamental tools. So, its practical execution decreases the capability of identifying the five major forms of marine terrorism. 

 This work is practical in terms of purpose, descriptive-analytical in terms of method, and the data collection is done in a library manner via the token tool.

 The novelty of the content includes theoretical and practical justifications for research methods options. The outcomes conclude authors that each marine transportation area has its characteristics. Meanwhile, there are similar global models, methods, and tools. Based on this conclusion, the authors obtained three basic tools to increase trust in marine transportation and logistics systems and have built and described their rating model.