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Linking Crime Challenges

            Linking Crime Challenges in the 21st Century The evolution of crime over the years has made law enforcement and law making a challenge. As technology grows so does the extreme nature of crime. With more organization and more educated individuals we are going to be challenged. With television and all the other media outlets showing glorifying the need to be rich and the by any means necessary approach it is going to make it harder for law enforcement. With the ever so evolving gang, which is still prevalent in most states, there still challenges that need to be dealt with. Gangs are one of the oldest organized crime entities and they still pose a challenge to law enforcement due to their size and criminal activity. Many people think gang activity has slowed down. It seems that way because they are not the topic of much discussion in the media. Gangs have only become smarter and better at the crimes and the way they carry out their crimes. They still commit violent crimes and there are still a lot of murders. There some examples of what is going with gangs on the website http://www.iir.com/nygc/summaries.cfm. This website gives some summaries of what is going on currently with gangs, by looking at this website you can tell gangs are still a challenge for law enforcement. The computer is now a place where criminals can thrive and commit more crimes. We are now in the information age and information is readily available through the Internet. Criminals can download information on how to make bombs to viewing child pornography. The challenge that technology has toward law enforcement is heavy; it is not as easy to detect crimes that are being committed through the Internet. The Internet allows crime organizations to meet and discuss information with detection. The arrangement to sell illegal items can be done through the Internet as well. The availability of pornography, especially child pornography, is easy to find and hard to detect those that are breaking the law by viewing and placing these pictures on the Internet.


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