Today, newspapers and televisions are giving detailed descriptions on crimes. Some people believe such a practice will cause bad consequences and thus media should be restricted. To what extent do you agree or disagree?
The news is important in a
part
of the alert throughout the time, they have been broadening via new technologies, and had changed in a part
of the coverage. Therefore
, crime
scenes always surround and get much detail. Thus
, more and more people think it is necessary to diminish some part
of the news for evading bad aftermaths. Overall, respectively what shows on the TV, I completely agree with cutting some description of the crimes.
Nevertheless
, some the news help to alert people about new criminals, which lead to more protecting life. For example
, police
officers have a practice of the identify suspects via a photo robot or find out witnesses of the crime
scene that sometimes helps to faster arrests of killers or other delinquents. Hence
, some part
of news an inevitably needs, and help decrease the level of crime
.
However
, crime
scenes are specific theme not for everybody, especially in bloody part
, therefore
, such
the news could make a panic. For the instance, when describes a serial killer that could be a neighbourhood or other people near you. Moreover
, bloody scene for mentally healthy people are disgusted; however
, for the audience with psychological problems could be guided to activity. Besides
, some police
station complains what some pre-date news help perpetrators evade judging. Thus
, news should coordinate with the police
and the audience on how to describe crime
scenes.
To sum up, I believe the news has worse aftermaths in their today’s coverage, no matter that kind of a source. Therefore
, media sources to will be better should adjust describing details and more listen to the audience and the police
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