Problem Analysis Triangle: Problem Of Crime And Disorder
The Problem Analysis Triangle provides a way of thinking about recurring problems of crime and disorder. This triangle represents three sides which are offender, place, and a target/victim. “Another name for the Problem Analysis Triangle is Crime Triangle” (Clarke & Eck).
There are controllers for each of the three original sides. Most of the time offenders are being manipulated by other people, which are called handlers. Usually this handles are people that knows the offender will and that is in a position to control over his or her actions. Handlers include parents, teachers, spouses and siblings. Targets and victims can also be protected by guardians; which can be family members, coworkers, or friends. Places are also controlled by people
There are controllers for each of the three original sides. Most of the time offenders are being manipulated by other people, which are called handlers. Usually this handles are people that knows the offender will and that is in a position to control over his or her actions. Handlers include parents, teachers, spouses and siblings. Targets and victims can also be protected by guardians; which can be family members, coworkers, or friends. Places are also controlled by people