Media portrayals of crime often distort reality from "summary" of The Mythology of Crime and Criminal Justice by Victor E. Kappeler,Gary W. Potter
Many media portrayals of crime are sensationalized and exaggerated, leading viewers to believe that acts of violence and criminal behavior are more prevalent than they actually are. This distortion of reality can create fear and anxiety among the public, as they perceive crime to be a much greater threat than it truly is. Television shows, movies, and news reports often focus on violent crimes and shocking incidents, giving the impression that these are the most common types of criminal activity. This narrow focus ignores the reality that the majority of crimes are non-violent and do not involve extreme acts of brutality. By perpetuating this skewed perspective, the media perpetuates a culture of fear and paranoia. Furthermore, media portrayals of crime often ste...
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