Village Potential Survey 2008
Indonesia, 2008
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- pds2008_b
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- podes-kabkot
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a. The tendency of crime compared to one year ago : 09. Murder (r1203a09_3)
Data file: pds2008_c
Overview
Valid:
1847
Invalid:
0
Type:
Discrete
Start:
99
End:
99
Width:
1
Format:
Questions and instructions
Question pretext
If Column (2)=1
Literal question
a. Type of crime in the past one year : The tendency of crime compared to one year ago : 09. Murder
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 1 | Lower |
| 2 | The same |
| 3 | Higher |
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.
Description
Definition
These details are intended to gather crime information at the village level.
The question posed is the type of crime last year and the trend of crime compared to last year and should be asked to the community leaders because if asked to Kadesh will likely be answered as it relates to improving
his credibility. Crime is a crime that occurred in the village, although the perpetrators as well as victims instead of the villagers.
1. Theft encompasses two types of ordinary theft and theft by weighting
a. Ordinary theft is taking goods or people's money without the knowledge and consent of the owner against the law.
b. Theft is the act of taking the weighting of goods or livestock animal does not belong with the intent to have the fight right.
These crimes include:
• Theft of all kinds of ruminant animals (buffalo, cow, goat), single-hoofed animals (horses, donkeys) and pigs;
• Theft carried out at night in a house or around the yard;
• Theft of a person by dismantling, breaking, climbing, or by using false keys, fraudulent orders, garment or a false position in order to get into the victim's residence. Also included in this category is the damage done by pickpocketing the bag / pouch victims.
2. Robbery with violence or theft is theft of goods or livestock that preceded, accompanied, followed by violence or threats of violence against the person, with the intent to prepare or facilitate the theft, facilitate / provide an opportunity to escape or if the perpetrator caught (caught), so that goods were stolen remain in the hands of the perpetrator.
3. Looting is theft during a fire, flood, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, shipwrecks, stranded ship, train accidents, riots, rebellion or misery in wartime.
4. Maltreatment / violence is a deliberate act to cause damage to the health of others, ranging from not cause obstruction to the victim, injury / disability, or become ill and unable to perform daily activities perfectly.
5. Arson is the act of intentionally burning something, such as houses, cars and boats, which can be dangerous for goods, persons or entities other people.
6. Rape is the act of forcing sexual intercourse (sex).
7. Drug abuse is the act of abusing or taking drugs for pleasure.
8. Illicit drug trafficking is the act of selling drugs in exchange for money or goods.
9. Murder is the act of taking the life of others, both intentional and unintentional.
10. Trafficking in persons (trafficking) is an attempt recruitment, transportation, transfer, harboring or receipt of persons, by the threat or use of force or other forms of coercion, abduction, fraud, deception, abuse of power or of a position of vulnerability or the giving or receiving of payments or benefits to achieve the consent of a person having control over another person, for the purpose of exploitation. Exploitation includes the exploitation least through memprostitusikan of others or other forms of sexual exploitation, forced labor or services, slavery or other practices similar to slavery, servitude or the removal of organs.
11. Other acts which are not included above, eg frauds, hypnotic / gendam for crime.
The question posed is the type of crime last year and the trend of crime compared to last year and should be asked to the community leaders because if asked to Kadesh will likely be answered as it relates to improving
his credibility. Crime is a crime that occurred in the village, although the perpetrators as well as victims instead of the villagers.
1. Theft encompasses two types of ordinary theft and theft by weighting
a. Ordinary theft is taking goods or people's money without the knowledge and consent of the owner against the law.
b. Theft is the act of taking the weighting of goods or livestock animal does not belong with the intent to have the fight right.
These crimes include:
• Theft of all kinds of ruminant animals (buffalo, cow, goat), single-hoofed animals (horses, donkeys) and pigs;
• Theft carried out at night in a house or around the yard;
• Theft of a person by dismantling, breaking, climbing, or by using false keys, fraudulent orders, garment or a false position in order to get into the victim's residence. Also included in this category is the damage done by pickpocketing the bag / pouch victims.
2. Robbery with violence or theft is theft of goods or livestock that preceded, accompanied, followed by violence or threats of violence against the person, with the intent to prepare or facilitate the theft, facilitate / provide an opportunity to escape or if the perpetrator caught (caught), so that goods were stolen remain in the hands of the perpetrator.
3. Looting is theft during a fire, flood, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, shipwrecks, stranded ship, train accidents, riots, rebellion or misery in wartime.
4. Maltreatment / violence is a deliberate act to cause damage to the health of others, ranging from not cause obstruction to the victim, injury / disability, or become ill and unable to perform daily activities perfectly.
5. Arson is the act of intentionally burning something, such as houses, cars and boats, which can be dangerous for goods, persons or entities other people.
6. Rape is the act of forcing sexual intercourse (sex).
7. Drug abuse is the act of abusing or taking drugs for pleasure.
8. Illicit drug trafficking is the act of selling drugs in exchange for money or goods.
9. Murder is the act of taking the life of others, both intentional and unintentional.
10. Trafficking in persons (trafficking) is an attempt recruitment, transportation, transfer, harboring or receipt of persons, by the threat or use of force or other forms of coercion, abduction, fraud, deception, abuse of power or of a position of vulnerability or the giving or receiving of payments or benefits to achieve the consent of a person having control over another person, for the purpose of exploitation. Exploitation includes the exploitation least through memprostitusikan of others or other forms of sexual exploitation, forced labor or services, slavery or other practices similar to slavery, servitude or the removal of organs.
11. Other acts which are not included above, eg frauds, hypnotic / gendam for crime.
Others
Notes
XII. KEAMANAN