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Broken windows theory is a predominant concept that is used to influence policing and legislation enforcement.  In today’s society, the use of such force and regulation is now being questioned due to the harm and negative effect which has created the marginalization and criminalization of the poor and homeless.  Claiming communities as broken window areas through social and physical disorder leads to stigmatization through invasive police force tactics.  Broken windows theory and policing must be reformed and reevaluated to facility community growth and responsibility to care for citizens.  The introduction of community oriented policing into neighbours is the beginning of aiding police through citizen interaction and building social cohesion.

Broken Windows Theory: Time to Reevaluate and Reform a Failing Ideology with the Help of Communities