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Forming public policies to support or discourage such anticrime groups requires distinguishing among different groups. For this purpose, the present author initially collected data about 226 such groups, not having any preconceptions about how they were organized (Yin, 1982a). Later fieldwork covering 32 of them led to a fourfold typology not previously revealed by the research literature—groups that (1) patrol buildings or well-circumscribed residential compounds; (2) patrol less well-defined neighborhood areas; (3) combine crime prevention with other social services; or (4) protect residents from potential abuses by the local police.