Titlebook: Metal Scrappers and Thieves; Scavenging for Survi Benjamin F. Stickle Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017 Metal

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Scrappers as a Subcultureal conflicts: . and . Scrappers would . in an effort to keep from stealing and had disdain for metal thieves, proudly claiming they were “not a thief.” Scrappers tended to be part of a community whose relationships were forged by encounters at the recycling yard, on the street, and by familial conne

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What We Think We Know About Metal Thievesn drug usage (particularly methamphetamines) and metal theft. This drug addict hypothesis is built around anecdotal stories and has been encouraged through careless citations by the government and other groups. Further, an analysis of the current data indicates that metal thieves operate in a calcul

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Metal Thievesome college experience, currently employed, and had past work experience in a field related to working with metals. An examination of motives for metal theft revealed that nearly all thieves drifted from scrapping into theft and generally enjoyed the high they received from or their addiction to com

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Techniques and Methods of Metal Thievesinds that thieves tend to steal from places with low guardianship, with significant amounts of high-quality metal, and in locations they are familiar with. Thefts occur during all hours of the day and usually when the thief has financial needs. Thieves often return to the same place for repeat theft

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Social Controls of Metal Thievesntrols are the external risks associated with stealing metal (e.g., dogs, cameras, witnesses, and law enforcement). Indirect social controls influence behavior within relationships. For example, a positive influence is a condemning family member and a negative influence is a metal theft partnership.

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