Do Security Measures Increase safety or create more fear? Security measure in 2 London streets

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Do Security Measures Increase safety or create more fear?

In Tottenham Court Rd. (where I live) there is enough security to keep the area secure and safe. Since 2002, there has been an increase in security; there was a rape assault in a near by car park. This security keeps the community more aware of who is around them and how they should stay safe. In the same way, the security also keeps the criminals aware of the security around; so then this causes less crime in a secure area. In the area of Marylebone there is not much security compared to the security in Tottenham court road. Near Baker Street Station there is hardly any security except the security in Madame Tussaud. There are a few CCTV cameras in Baker Street Station but not as much outside.

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On Marylebone High St. there are many shops and supermarkets in which not all have security, and not all are protected against theft crime. Waitrose has a few CCTV cameras for its own business security and also has alarmed doors to be protected against theft. Many charity shops are less likely to have security tools as crime is less likely to happen in shops which are not very valued. Also on Tottenham Court Rd. there are quite a few posters and notices around to keep the neighbourhood aware and notified of the thieves around them which will keep them ...

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