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lovoalod that factois contributing to youth InvolvementIn criminal activille
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possossions, substanco abuse, broken Inmlllon, and lack of parental guidance, ,Moreover, this study Indicated that providing employment opportunities, addro7i,ing poverty arid living
conditions, raising awareness about the consequences of criminal activitio3, ;trengthening
community engagement and establishing montorship programs will mitigate the rate of youth
involvement in criminal activities, The study concluded that youth perceive high criminal
activities, multiple factors contribute to youth Involvement In crime, and the need for diverse
strategies to foster a positive youth development environment. This study recommends that
future studies should extend their investigation to explore factors Influencing youth crime in
otherregions or districts ofthe country.
