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21 November 2008
Police send unauthorised data to FarmWatch members
Police in Northumbria are investigating how personal data relating to local criminal suspects was emailed last week to members of a local FarmWatch scheme....
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21 November 2008
Pioneering under-age drink-reduction agency to hold conference
The Straight-Line Project set up to tackle under-age drinking in Hartlepool is to host a conference to highlight its work....
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21 November 2008
Academics prove 'broken windows' theory
Kees Keizer and colleagues at Groningen University in the Netherlands have proved that local evidence of vandalism, litter and low-level lawbreaking increases the likelihood of further low-level disorder. By a lot....
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19 November 2008
Eight arrests follow use of sniffer dog in pubs drug trawl
A sniffer dog has been used to track down recreational drug abusers in two Stockport towns. Eight people have been arrested as a result....
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19 November 2008
Blunt 2's chief claims Stop-and-Search is reducing knife crime
The Met has claimed some success in the fight against knife crime. There has been a 12 per cent fall in incidents since May, largely due to the widespread use of 'Section 60' Stop-and-Search powers....
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19 November 2008
Alcoholics urged to exclude themselves from pubs and bars
Alcoholics in Yarmouth, Norfolk, are being urged to exclude themselves from pubs and bars in the town. Names and mugshots are circulated to participating venues, where they will be refused service....
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18 November 2008
Report shows that drug treatment reduces crime
A UK study has revealed that typical drug addict crime, such as theft, fell by almost half when the addicts were on drug treatment programmes....
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17 November 2008
Liverpool launches biggest-yet Smartwater programme
Merseyside police, working with the City Council, has launched its largest-yet local security initiative based on distributing Smartwater kits to households in a high-risk area....
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17 November 2008
'Cop Cards' and sticker album win PR award
Brixham, Devon, police have won a major award for their 'Cop Card' community relations initiative. The scheme encourages children to get to know their local police officers....
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16 November 2008
AABC NEWS: City Watch Leicester sets up Facebook group
City Watch Leicester Against Crime now has over 200 members (an increase of over 70% in the last 18 months) and believes that it is the first Business Crime Reduction Partnership to launch on FaceBook...
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16 November 2008
Serious crime is growing as resources are focused on community crime
Home Office head civil servant, Sir David Normington, has said that levels of the most violent crimes such as murder, serious assaults and rape are higher than they were in 1997. The reason, he says, is the greater focus of resources on less serious crime....
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15 November 2008
AABC NEWS: Reliance Security staff honoured by Hounslow Business Against Crime
Members of the 18 strong security team from Reliance Security Services working at The Centre shopping mall in Feltham have been honoured for assisting HBAC to create a safe environment for residents and businesses....
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14 November 2008
AABC NEW: Folkestone Safer Business Award 2008
In May 2002 Folkestone Area Partnership Against Crime (FAPAC) was one of the first business crime reduction partnerships to achieve Safer Shopping status....
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14 November 2008
Scottish police project reduced teen drinking
Almost three-quarters of under-16s caught drinking in the street by police subsequently reduced their alcohol intake, according to a new study....
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4 December 2008
Straight-Line Project Conference
A unique project set up to tackle under-age drinking in Hartlepool is to host a conference to highlight its work.... More
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