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Prevention of a crime and its specifications at the emergency.
KOŠINA, Jiří
A topic of the thesis is {\clqq}Prevention of a crime and its specifications at the emergency``, above of all for its social topicality. The world is evolving, globalizing, emergencies like, for example, natural disasters in the form of floods, overflows or storms do not remain away from any continent or country. Also in the Czech Republic we already solve similar situations, so I tried to map existing and by laws set preventions in my thesis, especially at the Integrated {--}Rescue System and its factual and real use and an impact on the emergency. The thesis is particularly an account of the implemented prevention at the Integrated Rescue System, specially its specific settings at the Czech Police, Fire Brigade and marginally at the Emergency Medical Service and also jointly implemented or different procedures and their results mainly in the South Bohemian Region. There were described benefits of the prevention in several levels at the emergency, they were also analysed and evaluated, above all a mitigating of harmful effects. In the bachelor thesis there are also some emergencies regarding to the fact how much the realized prevention affected the course of the emergency and its harmful consequences, when the properly applied prevention could not prevent the event, which was its main goal. By the help of questionnaires there was mapped a civil usability of current preventive measures, realized mainly by the Integrated Rescue system and primarily in many levels by the Czech Police, which solves the crime prevention. The actual questionnaire research was compared with an analysis of the existing and realized preventions, first of all by the Integrated Rescue System. The questionnaire survey answered the question whether a majority of respondents had basic preventive advices and recommendations available and how they applied them in a direct confrontation with the event. In the conclusion, the thesis reviewed a realized range of the prevention across departments of the Integrated Rescue System and a hypothesis was evaluated.
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