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Here's why researcher Cara Chellew calls this loitering and crime-prevention strategy 'hostile'

4 years ago
Duration 1:13

Here's why researcher Cara Chellew calls this loitering and crime-prevention strategy 'hostile'

  • 4 years ago
  • News
  • Duration 1:13

Spikes on signs, metal studs on fountains and extra armrests are just a few examples of a controversial trend called "defensive design."

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