노인범죄의 증가에 따른 경찰의 대응 방안 연구

Abstract

The rapid population fluctuation, which is represented by low birth and aging, will be a factor influencing the society and economy of the country in the future, and South Korea is expected to have a lot of social change in the world 8 of the aging state by the age of 2030. This social change is likely to cause social welfare problems, as well as the possibility of criminal harm to the elderly, and now the police policing policy means that a regional-specific strategy needs to be tailored to the characteristics of the elderly layer. Due to the progress of the aging society, various criminal issues that are expected to increase in the twilight divorce, the rise of families and property fallout, of course, a heinous crime economic difficulties have also increased the number of insurance scams, and as the so-called "young seniors" increase in sex trafficking, as well as sexual crimes, and various social problems, and in the long term is expected to lack of water-type facilities like neighboring Japan. Among the actual official crime statistics, the high re-crime rate of senior crimes and the increase in sex crimes in particular, is the point at which a proactive response strategy can be a factor in the future of police policing. However, the policing policy of the current police is not an integrative strategy for senior citizens, but the future of aging, as long as the publicity and post-arrest for prevention of criminal damage in order to be prepared for the Times, the police will need a proactive paradigm to protect the social underdog from crime, safety, and collaboration. In this study, the purpose of this need is to examine the status of elderly crimes and crime, the case of domestic elderly crimes, the current police's elderly crimes and the policing policies, and to present the direction of the proactive policing policy in preparation for the future aging era.