1. City Of Lenexa, Kansas - Crime Prevention General Safety Here are general tips for staying safe in a variety of situations,including walking, jogging, shopping, or riding elevators Stay http://www.ci.lenexa.ks.us/police/crimeprevention.html

Here are general tips for staying safe in a variety of situations, including walking, jogging, shopping, or riding elevators: Stay alert at all times and tuned in to your surroundings, wherever you are. The wearing of headphones while walking or jogging can reduce your level of alertness. Plan your route in advance, and vary your routes whenever possible. Get to know the neighborhoods and neighbors where you live and work. Find out what stores and restaurants are open late and where police and fire stations are located. When walking or jogging, use busy streets, and avoid shortcuts through deserted parks, vacant lots, and unlit passages. At night, walk or jog only on streets with plenty of light and traffic, and avoid walking alone if possible. Walk on the part of the sidewalk close to the street and away from shrubbery, trees, or doorways. On less busy streets at night, it is sometimes safer to walk in the street rather than on the sidewalk. * Stand tall and walk confidently. Don't make it obvious if you are in unfamiliar territory.

2. LSP - Safety Information - General Tips On Crime Prevention General Tips on Crime Prevention. Prevent Theft You can make a thief'sjob significantly more difficult by obeying these guidelines http://www.lsp.org/safety_tips10.html

Home About Us Who We Are Troop Information ... Child Safety Restraint Laws LA Laws Affecting Juveniles General Motor Laws Crash Investigation DWI Information Drug Recognition Expert Public Affairs Suspicious Activity Related Links Webmaster ... Sex Offender Reg. General Tips on Crime Prevention Prevent Theft You can make a thief's job significantly more difficult by obeying these guidelines: Lock your bike where there's heavy foot traffic. Always use a kryptonite-type lock. If you set down your purse or backpack, know where it is at all times. Never leave your belongings unattended. Prevent Burglary Always keep the door to your apartment or dorm room locked. Dead bolts and other such safety lock devices provide added protection. Never let strangers inside your home. Do not leave spare keys under the doormat or in other obvious hiding places. Inscribe items of value with your driver's license number. Car Safety Park in well-lit areas close to foot traffic. Lock all doors and roll up windows when exiting your car and again after you enter your car. Never leave valuables in plain sight.

3. Hawaii Attorney General - Crime Prevention & Justice Assistance crime prevention Justice Assistance Division Department of the Attorney General235 South Beretania Street, Suite 401 Honolulu, Hawaii 96813 USA http://www.cpja.ag.state.hi.us/

Attorney General (Link to Main Site) Mark J. Bennett CPJA Division Administrator: Lari Koga Chief of Grants and Planning: Adrian Kwock JJIS Coordinator: Eileen Madigan Valerie Mariano Paul Perrone WHAT'S NEW JJIS CPJA LIBRARY CRIMINAL JUSTICE LINKS ... HOME Department of the Attorney General 235 South Beretania Street, Suite 401 Honolulu, Hawaii 96813 U.S.A. TELEPHONE: FAX: URL: http://www.cpja.ag.state.hi.us/ Click here for the most current data on crime in Hawaii Click here for the Workplace Violence Manual This Web Site produced by HIE Web Productions Lari Koga Featured Links: Semi-Annual Uniform Crime Report (first six months of 2002) Firearm Registrations in Hawaii, 2002 Complete 1975-2001 Hawaii crime data in MS Excel format Criminal Justice Research Roundtable ... Workplace Violence Manual

4. National Crime Prevention Programme - Homepage 04, February 2003. National crime prevention Programme. Attorneygeneral's Department Privacy Statement Copyright http://www.crimeprevention.gov.au/

Can't view this page click here - National Crime Prevention Programme Search Overview Ministers What's New ... Site Index Welcome to the National Crime Prevention Programme's Website. The National Crime Prevention Programme's objectives are to identify and promote innovative ways of reducing and preventing crime and the fear of crime. The programme is the portfolio responsibility of the Minister for Justice and Customs, Senator the Hon. Chris Ellison. Attorney-General's Department Minister for Justice and Customs, Senator the Hon. Chris Ellison Back to Top Last Modified: Tuesday 04, February 2003 National Crime Prevention Programme Attorney-General's Department Privacy Statement

5. Hawaii Attorney General - CPJA: Crime In Hawaii Contains Hawaii's Uniform crime Report, crime research and statistics, and more crime related information. http://www.cpja.ag.state.hi.us/rs/cih/

Featured Links: Semi-Annual Uniform Crime Report (first six months of 2002) Firearm Registrations in Hawaii, 2002 Complete 1975-2001 Hawaii crime data in MS Excel format Criminal Justice Research Roundtable ... View or Download Hawaii crime data for 1975-2001 in MS Excel format Semi-Annual Crime Summary: Crime in Hawaii up 13.3% in first half of 2002 December 30, 2002 - The Department of the Attorney General's semi-annual Uniform Crime Report shows that the number of Index Crimes reported in Hawaii during the first six months of 2002 increased 13.3% from the number reported during the same period in 2001. The number of violent Index Crimes (murder, forcible rape, robbery, and aggravated assault) increased 5.4%, while property Index Crimes (burglary, larceny-theft, and motor vehicle theft) rose 13.7%. Decreasing among the violent crimes reported in the first half of 2002 were murders (-20.0%) and forcible rapes (-5.5%). Aggravated assaults and robberies increased 8.7% and 5.5%, respectively. The number of reported offenses increased for all three property crime categories during the first half of 2002: motor vehicle thefts by 43.1%, burglaries by 15.0%, and larceny-thefts by 9.1%.

6. Lawlink NSW: Crime Prevention Division The New South Wales Attorney general's Department (Australia) crime prevention Divisionis developing a coordinated way to prevent crime in NSW; advises on http://www.lawlink.nsw.gov.au/cpd.nsf/pages/index

7. Welcome To The Escondido Police Department Contains a brief biography of the Chief of Police, department history, general and contact information and crime statistics. Includes programs for youth, such as D.A.R.E. and a school violence hotline, crime prevention and safety tips, and recruitment information. http://WWW.CI.ESCONDIDO.CA.US/police/

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8. Attorney General Lockyer Appoints Paul Seave To Lead Crime And Violence Preventi further into the forefront in the crime prevention and education arena. Over theyears, the Attorney general's crime and Violence prevention Center has been http://caag.state.ca.us/newsalerts/2001/01-002.htm

OFFICE OF THE AG PUBLICATIONS CONTACT US SEARCH ... LINKS TO STATE SITES Attorney General Lockyer Appoints Paul Seave to Lead Crime and Violence Prevention Center Veteran US Attorney Brings Crime-Prevention Experience and Commitment to New Job January 05, 2001 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (SACRAMENTO) – Attorney General Bill Lockyer today announced that he will appoint Paul Seave as Special Assistant Attorney General for Crime and Violence Prevention responsible for managing the Crime and Violence Prevention Center in the California Department of Justice. Seave will join the California Department of Justice next month after he steps down as United States Attorney for the Eastern District of California. Seave, an honors graduate of the University of Pennsylvania Law School, has served as a federal prosecutor for 16 years. "Paul Seave has been on the front lines prosecuting crime for nearly two decades and now will bring his extensive experience and knowledge to developing effective crime prevention and education strategies for law enforcement and the public in the state," Lockyer said. "With Paul on our team, we have the opportunity to push California further into the forefront in the crime prevention and education arena." Over the years, the Attorney General's Crime and Violence Prevention Center has been recognized as a valuable resource for state and local agencies working to prevent violence and protect communities from crime. Recent initiatives include an anti-drug abuse campaign focusing on methamphetamine and "Safe from the Start," a series of 10 regional forums in which law enforcement, child protection and other local agencies have been able to exchange best practices and new ideas for protecting children from violence and preventing crime.

9. Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department - West Hollywood Station Providing general station information, pictures of wanted suspects, information on specialized units, crime prevention information, and related links. http://www.wehosheriff.com/

Home Station General Info Patrol COPPS Team ... Links Help us put a "STOP" to Hate Crimes! Station Address: 720 N. San Vicente Boulevard West Hollywood, CA 90069 Be sure to visit the City of West Hollywood's web site and the Sheriff's Department web site for more information and recruitment information. Last Updated: February 20, 2003 If you have any comments or questions about this site, please feel free to e-mail the station at webmaster@wehosheriff.com

10. Hawaii Attorney General - CPJA: Community & Crime Prevention Info about the Hawaii State Attorney general's crime prevention programs, includingSafety Action Seminars and the MacGruff 'Take a Bite Out of crime' program. http://www.cpja.ag.state.hi.us/ccp/index.shtml

Featured Links: Semi-Annual Uniform Crime Report (first six months of 2002) Firearm Registrations in Hawaii, 2002 Complete 1975-2001 Hawaii crime data in MS Excel format Criminal Justice Research Roundtable ... Workplace Violence Manual While criminal justice agencies can respond to crimes, it is the neighborhoods and communities that can help to prevent and reduce crimes. This is facilitated by the Branch providing information and training on how individuals, businesses, agencies/organizations, and communities can get involved. McGruff Crime Prevention Campaign in Hawaii Click to find out more about how the McGruff Crime Prevention Campaign has helped Hawaii's youngsters. The National Crime Prevention Council to coordinate Hawaii's McGruff Campaign. Also visit McGruff.org it's just for kids! COMMUNITY ACTION SEMINAR The Community Action Seminar is a co-sponsored event designed to educate and inform participants to work toward community team-building. Participants will: Be provided with leadership, communication, and collaborative skills Go through an action planning process Share their projects and activities Gangs, violence, drugs, vandalism, and other forms of crime are facets of deeper underlying problems within our community. Economics, the breakdown of families, and other community issues contribute to these problems. The Community Action Seminar (CAS) is a comprehensive community-based approach which combines the efforts of law enforcement, schools, treatment professionals, service providers, businesses, clergy, and other community members. Community members are empowered to work cohesively to decrease crime, therefore improving the quality of life for all of Hawaii's residents.

11. Home general information about the county sheriffs department as well as regional crime rate information. Provides FAQs, crime prevention tips, and a phone directory. Based in Ft. Myers. http://www.sheriffleefl.org/

Lee County Sheriff's Office 14750 Six Mile Cypress Pkwy. Ft. Myers, Florida 33912 Our Motto In Partnership with Our Community Our Mission The Lee County Sheriff's Office is committed to improving the quality of life, promoting peace and resolving problems through an ongoing, working partnership with our community. Our Logo Welcome to Lee County Sheriff Rodney Shoap

12. MacombSheriff.com - Crime Prevention - General - Take Back The Night Registry VINELink crime prevention general - Take Back The Night By Ron Corbin,Phd - crime prevention Specialist Released December 31, 2002 How many of your http://www.macombsheriff.com/articles/697/

Main News Features FAQs ... About MacombSheriff.com Browser: OTHER Version: Platform: Other Boating Safety classes PWC regulations Choosing the right life vest General employment info ... Emergencies: Email: Sheriff Hackel Crime Prevention - General - Take Back The Night By Ron Corbin, Phd - Crime Prevention Specialist Released December 31, 2002 How many of your neighbors do you know personally? How many would you recognize by sight? Do you know what vehicles they drive? Or how many kids they have? Chances are that most of us can't answer these questions very well. Sure, you might wave to your neighbors on the way to work, or see them mow the lawn. But would you know if something suspicious was happening around one of your neighbors' houses? Would you know what teenagers belong on your street? The truth is that the better you get to know your neighbors, the safer your neighborhood will become. In early August each year, a special program called "National Night Out" takes place around the Country. Founded in 1983 and organized by the National Town Watch Association, this event encourages citizens to turn-on outside lights, hold special block parties, organize Neighborhood Watch block groups, and generally encourage support for cooperative police-community crime prevention programs. Each year the program continues to grow with participants numbering approximately 25-30 million. Depending upon the enthusiasm of the citizens, and the support of your police department, "National Night Out" is usually just one great big party endorsing the effort of fighting crime as a partnership between police and citizens. Besides neighbors getting together for block parties, merchants can show their support by distributing fliers, banners, and posters. Building supply stores can offer special discounts on locks and lighting products, or host seminars on outdoor security lighting. Restaurants can offer late night specials, and grocery stores can feature supplies for block parties.

13. Neighbourhoodwatch Details of current crime prevention schemes. Information on how to set up a scheme. Includes general information regarding conferences , crime prevention advice and contact telephone numbers. http://www.neighbourhoodwatch.net/

14. Alberta SOLICITOR GENERAL - Crime Prevention Related Sites, Site Map, Contact Us, Government of Alberta / Justice\SolicitorGeneral Home •Programs Services. •crime prevention Home •What's New! http://www4.gov.ab.ca/just/crimeprev/

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15. Welcome To The Office Of Massachusetts Attorney General Tom Reilly Legal headlines, information on crime prevention and victim services, and press releases. http://www.ago.state.ma.us/

The Office of Massachusetts Attorney General Tom Reilly Text Only Site Map Employment Contact Us ... Victim Services Site Last Updated: April 4, 2003 HEADLINES Attorney General Reilly To Notify Philip Morris That Failure To Make $104 Million April 15 Tobacco Payment Will Result In Lawsuit 2003 Municipal Forum deadline extended until April 15th!! Register now! AG Reilly Seeks Civil Rights Order Against Three Lowell Teens Accused of Assaulting UMass Lowell Students Criminal Complaints Issued Against Mansfield Auto Damage Appraiser For Allegedly Running Scheme To Get Kickbacks By Inflating Estimates RESOURCES September 11 Information and Resources Do Not Call Law Information AG Reilly's ... Press Releases Welcome Welcome to the home page of the Attorney General's Office. I hope you find this Web site useful and informative. As Attorney General, I am committed to ensuring a top-flight public law office that consistently and unfailingly works to protect the public interest. ( more Read Today's Headlines

16. Alberta SOLICITOR GENERAL - Crime Prevention Alberta, and is a valuable opportunity for delegates to gather information and networkwith other crime prevention specialists. ACCPA's Annual general Meeting. http://www4.gov.ab.ca/just/crimeprev/accpa.htm

Back to What is ACCPA? Alberta's policing agencies have a history of cooperation in fighting crime and its causes. Informally, provincial police forces have always communicated with each other. In 1989, they began meeting in a formal way to discuss mutual crime problems. The group became known as the Alberta Community Policing Advisory Committee. In 1990, the Committee established the Alberta Community Crime Prevention Association (ACCPA), to provide a link between police services and the community at large. In 1995, the Association began officially co-sponsoring the Alberta Crime Prevention Week. This event, held in the week including May 15th, is designed to increase community awareness and participation in crime prevention activities. What crime prevention issues are ACCPA members involved in? Traditionally, the Association has focused on methods of crime prevention that make criminal acts more difficult to commit. These methods include security, community watch and patrol programs.

17. Welcome To The Chandler Arizona Police Department Website Information about agency organization, crime prevention tips, recruiting, numbers to call, and crime statistics as well as online report filing and department general orders. http://www.chandlerpd.com/

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18. "Crime Prevention - General Cpted ""Is It Serious, Doc?""" crime prevention TIP REDUCING the ODDS crime prevention - GENERALCPTED Is It Serious, Doc? . Ron Corbin, PhD - crime prevention http://www.lvmpd.com/community/crmtip27.htm

Return to Home Page Search our Site: Translate with Babel Fish: English to Spanish English to Chinese English to French English to German English to Italian English to Japanese English to Korean English to Portuguese CRIME PREVENTION TIP - REDUCING the ODDS CRIME PREVENTION - GENERAL CPTED "Is It Serious, Doc?" Ron Corbin, PhD - Crime Prevention Specialist Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department CPTED, pronounced SEP­ted, is not the latest disease under research by the Center for Disease Control. However, it is one of the newest concepts sweeping the Nation in urban planning and community policing. CPTED stands for Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design. Basically it is a philosophy of controlling human behavior, both criminals and their potential crime victims, through physical and psychological design strategies. A more formal definition from the National Crime Prevention Institute for CPTED is, "the proper design and effective use of the built environment can lead to a reduction in the incidence and fear of crime, and an improvement in the quality of life." Whatever the living environment, from multi-family housing to single-family residences, convenience stores to professional office buildings, certain strategies involving Access Control, Natural Surveillance, and Territoriality can be employed into the design and use of an area in order to reduce criminal activity.

19. Holyoke Community College Police Department Welcomes You general information about the agency as well as crime prevention tips. This is an unofficial site. http://www.geocities.com/athens/forum/9472

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20. "Crime Prevention - General ""Is There Really Such A Thing As 'True' Crime Preve crime prevention TIP REDUCING the ODDS. crime prevention - general Is There Really Such a Thing as 'True' crime prevention? . Ron http://www.lvmpd.com/community/crmtip25.htm

Return to Home Page Search our Site: Translate with Babel Fish: English to Spanish English to Chinese English to French English to German English to Italian English to Japanese English to Korean English to Portuguese CRIME PREVENTION TIP - REDUCING the ODDS CRIME PREVENTION - GENERAL "Is There Really Such a Thing as 'True' Crime Prevention?" Ron Corbin, PhD - Crime Prevention Specialist Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department Most police departments have a unit dedicated to the concept of Crime Prevention. Some departments use sworn officers assigned to these positions, whereas others use civilian specialists. Ask any police officer what Crime Prevention means to them, and you'll probably get an ambiguous response that it has something to do with putting "bad guys into jail". In past times, the emphasis on Crime Prevention was looked upon with little to no interest in accomplishing the mission of a police department. Officers of all ranks considered Crime Prevention as nothing more than organizing Neighborhood Watch groups. "Real Police Work" was done by the officer on the street, and Crime Prevention was a public relations effort at satisfying citizen concerns that didn't call for immediate police service. Today, however, most police departments' upper management and ranking staff members emphasize some level of importance to Crime Prevention as a major component of the "community policing" philosophy. They have come to realize that Crime Prevention is a proactive method in the overall fight against crime, and proactive concepts are recognized as vital to the success of enforcement. If a Crime Prevention project or approach can educate the public (potential crime victims) in a manner that will reduce the rate of victimization, then there will be less calls for police service, and ultimately more effective use-of-manpower, and thus more cost-effective use of citizens' tax dollars.

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