Juvenile delinquency constitutes a concept that should be dealt with separately from adult delinquency and that should be prevented by identifying the antecedent risks and the damages it causes. It does not seem possible to talk about a child being born as a criminal or being a criminal with free will and will. Delinquency is a concept that is directly related to the socialization process in which the personality traits and socio-cultural achievements of the child are formed. Risk factors and protective factors encountered in the socialization process determine the relationship of the child with crime. Being pushed into crime refers to a process that is affected by socialization processes and social events as well as the individual characteristics of the child. Wars, economic crises, epidemics, which are important social events, have a positive or negative effect on the relationship between individuals and societies and crime. Research on the Covid-19 pandemic, which is one of the most important global events seen recently, reveals that people are affected by this process in physiological, psychological, economic and socio-cultural terms. What kind of a role the pandemic plays in the socialization processes and whether it affects being pushed into crime is also a matter of curiosity. In our study, it is aimed to reveal the relationship between the Covid-19 pandemic and being pushed into crime. The investigation files opened at the Silivri Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office of Juvenile Crimes Investigation Bureau between the dates determined as pre-pandemic and pandemic periods are examined and the findings obtained are compared with other researches in this field.