According to Hirschi T., (1969) people commit crimes because of the weakening, and the breakdown of societies norms (Hirschi T., 1969). Hirschi T., (1969) explains that there are four elements if not present can lead a person to turn to crime, and they are attachment to other people, commitment to follow the rules set by society, involvement in what society sees as proper, and right, and finally a basic value system (Hirschi T., 1969). When an individual is missing one or more of the elements according to Hirschi T., (1969) then that individual will be more likely to become a criminal because he or she does not have any regards toward the norms of society (Hirschi T., 1969). The main point that Hirschi T., (1969) is making is that without the attachment that people develop with others, as well without a value system, commitments, and behaviors that society sees as proper people are more likely to be lead into a life of