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One perspective deliberates that many bystanders simply do not want to get involved due to fear—fear of personal danger, legal repercussions, or social judgment. There is also a broader issue of trust in authorities; some communities have historically harbored skepticism towards law enforcement, making them less likely to report suspicious activity. Others tend to freeze in moments of crisis, unable to intervene effectively, motivated more by self-preservation than civic duty.