Why did people fear crime in Whitechapel?
- There was this belief in this criminal underclass. People believed criminals were "naturally born criminals" who set out to make a living out of crime
- People were worried that the overcrowded, unhealthy conditions in lodging houses or pubs would cause criminal behavior to spread to decent people
- Whitechapel had a reputation of drunk people. Drunk people tended to more violent and aggressive. Furthermore, drunk victims could possibly be more vulnerable
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