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Factors influencing reporting of agricultural crimes in kenya

Author:

Bunei K. Emmanuel, Rono K. Joseph and Chessa R. Samuel

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Social Sciences and Humanities

Abstract:

The reporting of crime is very important especially for effective policing. Several studies have shown that there are three factors that affect reporting practices of the victims. One’s decision is determine by either individual, incident or environment factors. The present study sought to test influence of these factors in crime reporting using seven types of agricultural crimes. A survey was conducted to a randomly selected 200 farming households in Uasin Gishu District in Kenya. Logistic regression analyses were done to test the influence of all factors. The findings shows that individual and incident types have high impact on victims’ decision to notify police.

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