The Kansas City Preventive Patrol Experiments concluded that:

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The Kansas City Preventive Patrol Experiments found that saturation patrolling was not significantly more effective in reducing crime than reactive patrolling, meaning that the amount of patrolling did not have much impact on crime. They did not conclude that motorized patrolling by police is totally unnecessary or that the use of foot patrols is grossly overrated. Additionally, there is no evidence that significant increases in crime rates and fear of crime occurred in all areas studied.

The Kansas City Preventive Patrol Experiments Concluded That