Open AccessA SEGURANÇA PÚBLICA COMO UM PROBLEMA SOCIOCULTURAL
Author(s) -
Álvaro de Souza Vieira,
Gaeco – de Atuação Especial de Combate ao Crime Grupo Organizado,
Marcelo Pessoa
Publication year - 2021
Publication title -
akedia
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2674-7561
pISSN - 2447-7656
DOI - 10.33726/akdexpandedsummary2447-7656v12a72021pr01-04
Subject(s) - citizenship , prison , witness , state (computer science) , political science , criminology , order (exchange) , public relations , psychology , sociology , social psychology , law , politics , business , finance , algorithm , computer science
The present study falls within the scope of Urban Public Security, to the extent that ostensive and preventive policing actions - motorized, on foot or in prison - tend to better meet the social needs provided for by the demand for the crime prevention and protection service provided. by the State. A study like ours justifies the fact that, in times of the COVID-19 Pandemic, with the almost compulsory impediment of the citizen to come and go by legal instrument, there was a robust increase in the rates of family disagreements, minor bodily injuries, subversions to order and discipline, and other major unlawful conduct. As main research results, it was possible to understand to what extent society tends or not to actively participate in the processes that involve its own mental, physical or social well-being. We also note that there is a certain resistance from this same society regarding the presence of State apparatus, especially in less privileged layers of the community, since citizenship, on the one hand, manifests itself against police actions, in the face of less positive past experiences. R - 01-04 Revista AKEDIA – Versões, Negligências e Outros Mundos p - ISSN 2447-7656 e – ISSN 2674-2561 DOI 10.33726 – Volume 12 – Ano VII – 2º Sem. de 2021 On the other hand, it is seen that part of this same community tends to act, voluntarily or involuntarily, as a passive accomplice, keeping active contexts of high crime, a condition that, in the eyes of the State, appears paradoxical, but which, from a cultural perspective, maybe it's a sophisticated survival strategy.