“自然环境”中的犯罪、罪犯和枪支:探索解除联邦护林员武装的基础

The Journal of criminal law and criminology, including the American journal of police science Pub Date : 1996-12-01 DOI:10.1108/07358549610151799

Michael R. Pendleton

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报告来自于一项关于森林和公园犯罪和执法的大型研究，该研究在美国西部进行了24个月的实地研究。采访林业局执法官员(LEOs)，了解他们的职业经历、执法系统和相关问题——特别是武器事件。发现leo并不严厉，所遇到的犯罪类型为他们携带枪支提供了正当理由。

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Crime, criminals and guns in “natural settings”: exploring the basis for disarming federal rangers

Reports from within a larger study of crime and enforcement in forests and parks, this field study having taken place in western USA over a 24‐month period. Interviews Forest Service Law Enforcement Officers (LEOs) about their career history, the enforcement system and related issues ‐ notably weapons events. Finds that LEOs are not heavy‐handed and that the types of crime encountered give valid reasons for their carriage of firearms.

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