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Attorney General - Crime Prevention Tips
crime prevention Tips from the National crime prevention Council.Home safety Make sure you have sturdy, metal or solid wood doors
http://www.state.de.us/attgen/main_page/crimeprev.htm

Extractions: from the National Crime Prevention Council Home safety Make sure you have sturdy, metal or solid wood doors at all entries into your home and that sliding glass and similar doors are properly secured. Install and use well-made deadbolt locks (1.5 inch throw or greater) on all exterior doors. Make sure all exterior doors have wide-angle viewers that can be used by everyone in the house. Install two viewers at different heights if necessary. Trim shrubs and trees that might give criminals a place to hide or climb to second stories. Make sure entry door areas are well lighted so you can tell whos there. Motion detector lights, floodlights, or similar lighting can help brighten up the property so crooks cant hide. Make sure everyone adults, teens, and younger children knows house rules for answering the telephone and the door.
Attorney General - Resources
crime prevention Tips. Law School Information. Research Resources. The LegalResearch Center; Law Guru; National Association of Attorneys general.
http://www.state.de.us/attgen/main_page/resources.htm
Crime Prevention [Conferences]
This conference is being organised by the Australian Institute of Criminology inconjunction with the crime prevention Branch, Attorneygeneral's Department.
http://www.aic.gov.au/conferences/crimpre/

Extractions: You are using a browser that does not correctly support internet standards. This page should be readable in all browsers, but may not be correctly formatted. We recommend that you upgrade to a standards-compliant browser Hilton Hotel, Sydney 12-13 September 2002 This conference is being organised by the Australian Institute of Criminology in conjunction with the Crime Prevention Branch, Attorney-General's Department The Commonwealth Government has taken a strong leadership role in the prevention of violence and crime, working in collaboration with all levels of government and with the business and community sectors. The Australian Institute of Criminology, a Commonwealth Government agency, is Australia's national centre for the analysis and dissemination of criminological data and information. The Institute aims to be responsive to the needs of government and the community with respect to policy issues in the field of justice and the prevention and control of crime. One of the Commonwealth's other major initiatives in this area is the National Crime Prevention Programme which is administered by the Attorney-General's Department. The Programme's objectives are to identify and promote innovative ways of reducing and preventing crime and the fear of crime. The programme includes both research and practical initiatives including, national pilot projects, local prevention activities, communication and training initiatives.
General Crime Prevention And Safety [Local Government Crime Prevention]
general crime prevention and safety. crime prevention resource manual crimeprevention Division, Attorneygeneral's Deparment, New South Wales;
http://www.aic.gov.au/research/localgovt/safety.html

Extractions: You are using a browser that does not correctly support internet standards. This page should be readable in all browsers, but may not be correctly formatted. We recommend that you upgrade to a standards-compliant browser AIC Home Crime and Violence Prevention Local Government Crime Prevention Introduction ... Search See also Safe design Community crime prevention manual: getting your community involved Crime Prevention Division, Attorney-General's Department, New South Wales Crime prevention resource manual Crime Prevention Division, Attorney-General's Deparment, New South Wales The prevention and control of violence: conclusions and recommendations - local governments In Violence: directions for Australia , Report of the National Committee on Violence, 1990 Implementing Communities that Care in Australia: a community mobilisation approach to crime prevention Safer: building safer communities (PDF 802kB) Department of the Premier, Queensland
Literature Catalogue - General Crime Prevention Literature
Literature Catalogue. general crime prevention Literature. Order literatureonline. Literature Menu
http://www.west-midlands.police.uk/literature/crime_prevention.htm

Extractions: Press Releases Appeals for help News Beat Operation Safer Streets II ... General crime prevention literature General Crime Prevention Literature Order literature online Literature Menu ... General Drugs Firearms Recruiting Traffic Crime Prevention Home Security Victims of Crime Vehicle Crime Retailers Posters Operation Safer Streets Your Practical Guide To Crime Prevention
1998-11-07 / Scott: Annual General Meeting Crime Prevention Association Of New B
ANNUAL general MEETING AND CONFERENCE. crime prevention ASSOCATION OFNEW BRUNSWICK AND FREDERICTON COMMUNITY crime prevention COUNCIL.
http://www.sgc.gc.ca/publications/Speeches/19981107_e.asp

Extractions: NOVEMBER 7, 1998 Internet: www.sgc.gc.ca Check Against Delivery Ladies and Gentlemen, Thank you for inviting me to speak to you this morning. It's nice to see so many familiar faces in the room, and it's a pleasure to meet many of you for the first time. I'm very proud of the federal government's work in supporting crime prevention initiatives across Canada. This meeting, and others like it across the country, are driving the success of the National Strategy on Community Safety and Crime Prevention, which Justice Minister Anne McLellan and I launched earlier this year. The strategy has put special emphasis on community-based crime prevention, and as you know, it's focused on children and youth, women and Aboriginal people. It also puts a special emphasis on meetings like this - communities and groups coming together, to learn from each others' experiences.
Solicitor General Awards Crime Prevention Funding To Ottawa-Carleton Family Viol
SOLICITOR general AWARDS crime prevention FUNDING TO OTTAWACARLETONFAMILY SERVICE CENTRE AND JOHN HOWARD SOCIETY. OTTAWA, December
http://canada.justice.gc.ca/en/news/nr/1999/doc_24409.html

Extractions: FAMILY SERVICE CENTRE AND JOHN HOWARD SOCIETY OTTAWA, December 13, 1999 - Federal Solicitor General Lawrence MacAulay today announced that the Government of Canada has awarded close to $800,000 to the Family Service Centre and John Howard Society in support of their Children Who Witness Violence initiatives. Under the National Strategy on Community Safety and Crime Prevention, this joint project is a co-ordinated effort with the Family Service Centre and the John Howard Society, geared towards curbing violence against women and children in the home. "One of tragic effects of violence against women is that the cycle of abuse is continued by children and young people who are exposed to brutality at home," said Minister MacAulay. "The Federal Government will work with both organizations to develop community-based solutions in response to this serious problem." Children Who Witness Violence focuses on women and their children and the risk factors associated with experiencing and witnessing violations of their personal safety and security in the home. The interventions will include a range of supports for at-risk women and children, and will draw on the efforts of several agencies, to be developed and implemented by the John Howard Society and the Family Service Centre. "Our experience is that women whose partners are abusive and criminal are faced with difficult challenges when raising their children. Appropriate and adequate family management is threatened by the power imbalance in the home, by the presence of psychological and physical violence, and by the instability of the family make-up when one member is involved in the correctional system. The children of these families are also at greater risk for emotional and behavioural problems, including depression and withdrawal, anger and aggression," said Mr. Don Wadel, Executive Director of the John Howard Society of Ottawa-Carleton.
Newsroom - General Press Releases
Current Press Releases Media Advisories crime prevention Judicial Appointments crimeprevention. View Archives. crime prevention. Family Law Assistance Services.
http://canada.justice.gc.ca/en/news/press_releases/crime.html
ATTORNEY GENERAL ANNOUNCES YOUTH CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Wednesday, May 27, 1998, CONTACT MARY HORSCH DIRECTOROF COMMUNICATIONS. ATTORNEY general ANNOUNCES YOUTH crime prevention AWARDS.
http://www.accesskansas.org/ksag/contents/news-releases/news98/98yth.htm

Extractions: DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS ATTORNEY GENERAL ANNOUNCES YOUTH CRIME PREVENTION AWARDS Attorney General Carla J. Stovall and her Committee on Crime and Violence Prevention today announced the winners of the Kansas Youth Recognition Award. The award, "Youth Making A Difference" is given each year to elementary school students in Kansas who have been instrumental in preventing crime or violence in their communities. This year's first place winner is Amber Hines, a 6th grade student at Spearville Elementary School in Spearville. Amber was nominated for the award by Dodge City DARE Officer James Lane. Officer Lane nominated Amber for the award for her ability to protect herself and her three younger sisters from a "stranger" who exposed himself while asking for directions. Besides quickly getting her sisters out of this potentially dangerous situation, Amber accurately describe the man, the vehicle and the license plate number which led to the arrest of the suspect. Attorney General Stovall presented Amber with the award during a special school assembly at Spearville Elementary School on May 18.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Wednesday, October 9, 2002 CONTACT MARY
crime prevention efforts by Kansas law enforcement officers, are sponsored by theAttorney general's Committee on crime and Violence prevention and the Kansas
http://www.accesskansas.org/ksag/contents/news-releases/2002news/wheat02.htm

Extractions: or MARK OHLEMEIER ATTORNEY GENERAL RECOGNIZES WHEAT STATE CRIME PREVENTION AWARD RECIPIENTS Attorney General Carla J. Stovall today announced the winners of the 14 th Annual Wheat State Crime Prevention Awards at a ceremony in Topeka. The awards, which recognize outstanding community crime prevention efforts by Kansas law enforcement officers, are sponsored by the Attorney General's Committee on Crime and Violence Prevention and the Kansas Farm Bureau. Attorney General Stovall presented the first place award in the small department category to Deputy Karl L. Harris with the Meade County Sheriff's Department . Deputy Harris has been instrumental in expanding the DARE program throughout Meade County. While attending the police academy in 1998, he learned that his 9 year-old son had died in a traffic accident caused by a drunk driver. A few months earlier, Deputy Harris's stepmother was seriously injured in another car accident, again caused by a drunk driver. Upon his certification as a police officer, Deputy Harris focused on teaching youth in his community the dangers of drinking and driving. He began giving presentations to junior and senior high school students and participating in Red Ribbon Week activities at local schools. In June 2001 he became a certified DARE officer, and currently is in charge of programs at seven schools in Meade and Gray Counties. The second place award
D-crime; Documents; Drug Control And Crime Prevention
Abuse general Assembly resolution A/RES/39/142 14 Dec 1984. UN LEAD OFFICE -. backto top UN-ODCCP UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR DRUG CONTROL AND crime prevention,
http://www.un.org/partners/civil_society/docs/d-crime.htm
UN HOMEPAGE UN System Links Main UN Bodies Secretary-General
More news on LAW, crime prevention Presidents of UN tribunal, GeneralAssembly deplore Serb premier's assassination 13 March.
http://www.un.org/apps/news/subject.asp?SubjectID=8
Dyer Police Department - General Crime Prevention Tips
Dyer Police Department general crime prevention Tips. Three factors mustbe present for a crime to occur desire, ability and opportunity.
http://www.dyeronline.com/police/CPTips_General.htm

Extractions: General Crime Prevention Tips Three factors must be present for a crime to occur: desire, ability and opportunity. YOU can have a significant impact on the last one, OPPORTUNITY, and can significantly reduce crime by taking simple crime prevention steps. Use a door viewer before opening your door. Always demand identification from strangers (even repair or sales persons). Always lock up your home before leaving. Don't hide your house keys outdoors anywhere. Use interior and exterior lighting at all times. Have keys ready and in your hand for immediate use when you return home Plan your route ahead of time. Never walk alone at night; walk with a friend or your dog. Use well lit streets; not dark alleys or bushy areas. Carry signaling devices like shriek alarms or a whistle. Carry pepper spray (requires a short training course first). BE ALERT ! Look behind you occasionally. NEVER ask for or accept a ride from a stranger. Don't carry large sums of money or wear valuable jewelry.
Keller PD - General Crime Prevention Tips
general crime prevention Tips. Visit our other crime prevention Tips pagesgeneral crime prevention Tips; Auto Theft prevention; Vacation Precautions.
http://www.kellerpd.com/generaltips.htm

Extractions: Visit our other Crime Prevention Tips pages: General Crime Prevention Tips Auto Theft Prevention Vacation Precautions Many burglars will spend no more than 60 seconds attempting to break into a home. Make sure every external door has sturdy, wall-installed dead bolt locks. Sliding glass doors offer easy access if not properly secured. You can secure them by installing commercially available locks or putting a broomstick or wooden dowel in the inside track to jam the door. Never hide house keys under the door mat or a rock that is near your door. Most burglars know that trick. Instead give an extra key to a trusted neighbor. When you move to a new house or apartment, have a competent locksmith rekey the locks. All outside door to your home should be metal or solid wood. Install a peephole in all entry doors so you can see who is outside without opening the door. Don't use door chains; they break easily and do not keep intruders out.
EUROPA - Justice And Home Affairs - Police And Customs Cooperation, General Crim
general crime prevention, ie. And since this year, we have the Hippokratesprogramme on crime prevention (both general and organised crime).
http://europa.eu.int/comm/dgs/justice_home/policecustoms/wai/dg_policecustoms_en

Extractions: Format for printing Police and customs cooperation, general crime prevention European Commission Willem Aldershoff is the Head of Unit B1 which is responsible for police and customs cooperation as well as general crime prevention. He explains that Although there is still a lack of cooperation in many Member States between police and customs organisations, the fact that we have both of them within one unit will make it easier for us to try and improve cooperation between customs and police both at EU and Member State level. The idea was to have one unit which would be specifically responsible for the law-enforcement services in the Member States, i.e. the police but also the custom services. In several Member States, customs have a police function as well. My experience up till now, after 18 months, is that it makes a lot of sense to have both police and customs in the same unit. Although there is still a lack of cooperation in many Member States between police and customs, the fact that we have both of them within one unit will make it easier for us to try and improve cooperation between customs and police both at EU and Member State level.
EUROPA - Justice And Home Affairs - Introducing - European Commission
terrorism, enlargement, external relations) Police and customs cooperationand general crime prevention; Fight against organised crime;
http://europa.eu.int/comm/dgs/justice_home/index_en.htm

Extractions: Text only version en EUROPA European Commission About us Introducing - European Commission Format for printing Introducing - European Commission This web site is managed by the Directorate-General for Justice and Home Affairs of the European Commission, whose mandate it is to ensure that the whole European Union is an area of freedom, security and justice. The Directorate-General for Justice and Home Affairs de fr ) is one of the European Commission's 36 departments. The role of the European Commission is to make proposals for European Union legislation. It also monitors how this legislation is implemented once it has been adopted by the EU Council of Ministers. However, in the area of justice and home affairs - a new area of European Union competence - the European Commission shares its right to make legislative proposals with the Member States. Its role is to ensure that the whole European Union is an area of freedom, security and justice . Its specific tasks and responsibilities are laid down by the Treaty of Rome (see Part Two, Articles 17-22; Part Three, Title III, Articles 39-47), the Treaty of Amsterdam which came into force on 1 May 1999 and the conclusions of the European Council meeting in Tampere (Finland) in October 1999.
Nevada Attorney General Cyber Crime Prevention Tips
AGE OF THE INTERNET EVERY BUSINESS IS AT RISK. THE ATTORNEY GENERALAND NEVADA'S HIGH TECH crime TASK FORCE OFFER THESE TIPS
http://ag.state.nv.us/hi_tech/bustips.htm
General Services - University Police, UB
Department of Public Safety University Police Home About Us Announcements GeneralServices crime prevention/Safety Statement on Prejudice Smoke-Free Policy
http://www.student-affairs.buffalo.edu/public-safety/servc.shtml

Extractions: University Police is the first to respond to all medical, fire and criminal emergencies on campus. Members of the academic community and visitors to the campus are encouraged to report crimes or other emergencies to the department's dispatcher by dialing 2222 from any campus phone, or *2222 from on campus pay phones. Criminal Investigation University Police is responsible for the entire investigative process. This process includes taking the initial crime report and statements, crime scene processing, and the identification and apprehension of suspects, which culminates in the judicial system. University Police's Investigations Unit is staffed by five fulltime detectives, each of whom handles a caseload of crimes against persons such as sexual assaults, batteries, and robberies, along with property crimes such as burglary, auto theft and fraud. Crime Prevention and Community Policing Under community policing, University Police officers are assigned to patrol designated areas of campus and to develop a relationship with the various groups residing or working in these areas. Our officers are willing to meet with groups to define problems, develop strategies to maintain a safe environment, and conduct special programs.
Index Of University Police Crime Prevention Sites - University Police, UB
NY 142604900 Tel (716) 645-2227 Fax (716) 645-3758 Emergencies Service Tel(716) 645-2222 Director Mr. John Grela E-Mail general Related Documents.
http://www.student-affairs.buffalo.edu/public-safety/crimeprevent.shtml
Chandler's Senior Crime College Recognized As Outstanding Crime Prevention Progr
In July 1998 general Chandler developed a crime prevention program designedfor senior citizens known as Athe Senior crime College@.
http://www.law.state.ky.us/news/2000rel/028_17oct00.htm

Extractions: FRANKFORT, Ky. (Tuesday, October 17, 2000) Attorney General Ben Chandler s Senior Crime College was recently recognized as the Outstanding Crime Prevention Program Unit by the Kentucky Crime Prevention Coalition (KCPC). Since October 1998, the crime college has visited Kentucky s 120 counties making over 10,000 seniors and 1,000 bankers aware of schemes and cons directed at seniors. Bob Douglas, Executive Director of KCPC, praised Attorney General Ben Chandler for recognizing the disproportionately high crime rate against seniors and trying a new approach. The award recognizes Chandler s outstanding crime prevention/loss prevention unit which has made the most significant contributions to the KCPC community-based program and the crime prevention profession. Attorney General Ben Chandler stated

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