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Graffiti Taggers Caught
New drama show. Are you interested?
This research is for a TV drama/ soap opera. I need to find out how many people would be interested in this type of show.
The show will be like Skins and Hollyoaks but the answers I wish for you to give are just for a plot in one of the episodes.
This is a very short questionnaire but will help a lot.
Thank you for your time.
Do you know what graffiti is?
1.) Yes
2.) No
Would you be interested in a drama show, like Hollyoaks or Skins, with a plot where two people are caught tagging (graffiti)?
1.) Yes
2.) No
What is the age range you think the taggers should be?
1.) 14
2.) 15
3.) 16
4.) 17
5.) 18
6.) 19
7.) 20
How should the taggers be dealt with?
1.) Police
2.) Parents
3.) Owners of Property
4.) All 3
1. yes I know what (graffiti) is
2. between the ages of 14 to 18
3. all 3
but I wouldn't watch it.
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IKS Crew Caught
Why aren't the police catching more taggers (graffiti artist)? They are costing the City & State millions.
The city/state doesn't pay for tagged private property like stores and cars. Cleanup of city/state property normally falls under a "beautification" budget (which means they budget routine painting and refacing public works). The published costs of tagging are inflated to justify larger budgets.
Tagging is a lot like shop-lifting: The cost of prosecuting is higher than the reward. In my state, shop-lifters can be charged criminally, then sued in civil court for actual damages and a portion of the cost incurred to prevent the crime (often totaling hundreds or thousands of dollars more than the value of the merchandise they tried to take). A similar approach might cut down (but not eliminate) tagging.
A private security/surveillance firm could really cleanup in your town....
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