The SARA Process

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Describe each of the steps of the SARA process. Using an imaginary problem, explain how each of the steps might be utilized relative to your problem.
SCANNING
The first step is for the police to recognize the recurring issues and their respective outcomes with the community. They must prioritize the issues at hand. The Police Officers must examine the problems within the larger issue. This step confirms that the problem exists. It also determines how frequently the problem occurs and how long the problem has been taking place. Then it identifies the consequences of the problem.
ANALYSIS
This is the second step that researches what is known about the specific problem type and potential responses. Being able to understand the local context of the problem and determines how the problem is currently being addressed. Looking at the problem and identifying the causes will be an entailment of an issue as well as collect data on the problem.
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It also identifies realistic responses from the Pop guides, situational crime prevention techniques, other community’s successful responses and brainstorming new analysis. Also, it helps to direct and prioritize the responses.
ASSESSMENT
The final step on the SARA model is which it takes the place after trying to solve a problem. This is how the response was implemented and whether it was implemented. Which goals were achieved, which activities were conducted, and which problem is not worked. It also included the process and impact evaluations. This final step of the SARA model is which it takes the place after trying to solve a problem.

Example of the SARA-Homes Crime in a Residential

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