Kelling and Wilson's 1982 Atlantic Monthly article highlighted police community relationship improvements in Chicago's Robert Taylor Homes housing project. Which of the following best describes the status of Robert Taylor Homes today?

Group of answer choices

a. It is still one of Chicago's toughest crime infested housing projects.

b. The broken windows policies has been fairly successful in the projects as crime has been reduced and it is now considered a reasonable safe place to live.

c. Due to crime and disrepair all residents were relocated and the housing projects have been demolished.

d. The Obama administration has pledged 6.2 million dollars to fund a Robert Taylor Social Services Center.

The 1970s "Safe and Clean Neighborhoods Program" in New Jersey emphasized fool patrols and more interaction between police and citizenry. Subsequently, the Washington, D.C. based Police Foundation evaluated its impact. Which of the following wereNOTresults of the program?

Group of answer choices

a. Reduction of crime

b. More favorable citizen opinion of police

c. Perceived reduction of crime

d. Improved police morale