61. SCADPlus: Organised Crime: Crime Prevention In The European Union A list of priority actions should be drawn up, with a view to the fact that crimeprevention is a new Union policy. As regards general crime, priorities were http://europa.eu.int/scadplus/leg/en/lvb/l33134.htm

Print version What's new? Search Contact ... AREA OF SECURITY Organised crime: crime prevention in the European Union 1) OBJECTIVE To contribute to the debate on the European crime prevention policy launched at the Tampere European Council in October 1999, then at the High-Level Conference held in Praia da Falésia on 4 and 5 May 2000; to propose an overall crime prevention strategy covering so-called ordinary crime and organised crime. 2) UNION MEASURE Communication from the Commission to the Council and the European Parliament. The prevention of crime in the European Union. Reflection on common guidelines and proposals for Community financial support. 3) CONTENTS The Commission has approached crime prevention under specific headings: sexual exploitation of children, trafficking in human beings and fraud against the Community budget. Following the Treaty of Amsterdam and the Tampere European Council, the Commission proposes to put the experience acquired at European and international levels to work as part of an overall strategy to fight crime. The communication defines crime as "punishable conduct by individuals and by spontaneous associations of persons". However, this concept covers a number of aspects:

62. Community Programs - Ministry Of Public Safety And Solicitor of Public Safety and Solicitor general recognizes individuals, groups and programsthat have made outstanding contributions to crime prevention and community http://www.pssg.gov.bc.ca/community_programs/

63. General Crime Prevention And Safety [Local Government Crime Prevention] general crime prevention and safety. crime prevention a shared responsibilitycrime prevention Unit, Attorney-general s Department, South Australia; http://www.aic.gov.au/research/localgovt/safety.html

Advanced search Home About Contact ... Local government Local Government Crime Prevention General crime prevention and safety Local Council crime prevention/community safety plans Other crime prevention initiatives Crime prevention manuals and guides State/Federal Government crime prevention projects ... Conference papers See also Safe design Local Council crime prevention/community safety plans ACT criminal justice strategic plan 2002-2005 Department of Justice and Community Safety, ACT Adelaide, Corporate plan (See section 7, 'Safety in the city') (PDF 2.7MB) Keeping Adelaide a safe city (PDF 5.56 MB) Adelaide City Council, South Australia Albury crime prevention plan Community safety plan Albury City Council, New South Wales Armidale Dumaresq community safety plan 2002-2004 Armidale Dumaresq Council, New South Wales Auburn, Joint community safety agreement WORD file Auburn Council, New South Wales Ballina Shire crime prevention plan Community plan (PDF 380kB) Ballina Shire Council, New South Wales Baulkham Hills Shire Council social plan Baulkham Hills Shire Council, New South Wales Bayside 2002 local safety survey (PDf 240kB) Bayside City Council, Victoria

64. Safe Design [Local Government Crime Prevention] See also general crime prevention and safety. Public safety Nationalcrime prevention, Commonwealth Attorneygeneral s Department; http://www.aic.gov.au/research/localgovt/design.html

Advanced search Home About Contact ... Local government Local government crime prevention Safe design Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) Public events Safety cameras Public transport ... Conference papers See also General crime prevention and safety Community renewal strategy Department of Housing, New South Wales Improving public safety Directory of New South Wales Government Crime Prevention Programs (CPPD) Public safety National Crime Prevention, Commonwealth Attorney-General's Department Safer communities: strategic directions in urban planning (conference papers) Australian Institute of Criminology, in conjunction with the Victorian Council Against Community Violence Safe routes pilot project (PDF 4.01MB) ACT Planning and Land Management Safety audit program Queensland Police Service The safe women project Department for Women, New South Wales Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) City of Melbourne's approaches to addressing safety issues in public toilets Rebecca Roebuck and Phillipa Dwyer. Presented at the Crime Prevention Conference, 12-13 September 2002 Crime, community, environment, art and design. A CEAD and CPTED preventive partnership

65. 1994/16. Strengthening The United Nations Crime Prevention And Criminal Justice 1. Reaffirms the priority attached to the United Nations crime prevention and criminaljustice programme, in accordance with general Assembly resolutions 46 http://www.un.org/documents/ecosoc/res/1994/eres1994-16.htm

United Nations Resolution 1994/16 Economic and Social Council 43rd plenary meeting 25 July 1994 1994/16. Strengthening the United Nations crime prevention and criminal justice programme The Economic and Social Council, Recalling General Assembly resolution 46/152 of 18 December 1991, in which the Assembly requested the Secretary-General to give a high level of priority to the activities of the United Nations crime prevention and criminal justice programme, Recalling also its resolution 1992/22 of 30 July 1992, in section VI of which it accorded high priority to the United Nations crime prevention and criminal justice programme and requested an appropriate share of the overall resources of the United Nations for the programme, Recalling further General Assembly resolutions 47/91 of 16 December 1992 and 48/103 of 20 December 1993, in which the Assembly requested the Secretary-General to upgrade, as a matter of urgency, the Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Branch of the Secretariat into a division, as recommended in and in accordance with Assembly resolution 46/152 of 18 December 1991, Recalling further its resolution 1993/34 of 27 July 1993, in section II of which it requested the Secretary-General to strengthen the institutional capacity of the United Nations crime prevention and criminal justice programme to enable it to elaborate, execute and evaluate operational activities and advisory services in its area of competence at the request of Member States

66. General Crime Prevention Tips general crime prevention TIPS. Three factors must be present fora crime to occur desire, ability and opportunity. YOU can have http://www.sacpd.org/gentips.html

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. AT HOME 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. Join Operation Identification - most burglars will not steal marked property. WALKING 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.

67. SPD > Crime Prevention Materials general Information about the Seattle Police Department http://www.cityofseattle.net/Police/Publications/Prevention/default.htm

pageno=null; SEATTLE.GOV City Services Departments Staff Directory ... City Contacts Emergency: 9-1-1 General Information Inside SPD Mission Chief's Page ... Get Involved Crime Prevention Materials Neighborhood Safety Personal Safety Vehicle Security Seattle.gov ... Questions/Complaints

68. Webster University: Crime Prevention etc.) is available to provide, distribute and participate in discussion groupsto address topics such as crime/fire prevention, general or specific safety http://www.webster.edu/admin/pubsafety/crime.html

Crime Prevention About Department: Telephone Numbers Campus Map Personnel Webster University supports pro-active Crime Prevention to make our campus and living areas a safer place to learn, live and work. Additional tools we use are: a. Emergency Blue-Light Telephones located on the Parking lots. b. Telephones throughout the buildings c. 24-hour preventative patrol d. Burglar Alarms in key areas. e. Panic Alarms in strategic locations f. Crime Prevention material g. Escort Service available 24-hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year. h. Closed Circuit Television monitoring i .Card Access entry system on residential doors and other selected doors on campus. Additional programs include: Operation Identification This is offered and can effectively assist in reducing theft within the campus community. This is accomplished by conspicuously marking items of value with a unique identifier. Marking your property in this manner accomplishes the following: a. The stolen goods are more difficult to sell

69. General Services general Services. crime prevention. If a criminal hazard, crime trendor potential threat is identified the department will make every http://www.umsl.edu/~asd/InstSfty/Police/Ponew2ma.htm

General Services Campus Facilities Access Residential Safety Program UMSL Bike Patrol Substance Abuse Education ... Safety Tips Campus Facilities Access The University of Missouri-St. Louis is situated on 250 acres of land with 42 buildings. Most residential housing is located on south campus. Police jurisdiction is shared between University of Missouri-St. Louis Police Department and the St. Louis County, Normandy, Bel-Nor and Cool Valley Police Departments. Organizations affiliated with the University that maintain off-campus facilities come under the jurisdiction of their local police department. The departments that have jurisdiction over property at off-campus locations, such as Fraternity Houses, have been asked to record and report to the UMSL-PD all criminal activity at those facilities so timely warnings can be provided to the campus community. IF YOU DO NOT FEEL COMFORTABLE WALKING TO A PARKING LOT, BUS STOP, METROLINK STOP OR ANYWHERE ELSE ON CAMPUS, CONTACT THE POLICE DEPARTMENT AT 5155 FOR AN ESCORT! It is the policy of the University of Missouri-St. Louis that, except during normal working hours, all buildings shall be locked in order to maintain the security of both the buildings and their contents.

70. National Crime Prevention Programme - Fear Of Crime Last Modified Tuesday 04, February 2003 National crime prevention ProgrammeAttorneygeneral s Department Privacy Statement Copyright Disclaimer. http://www.crimeprevention.gov.au/www/ncpHome.nsf/0/5D6955CF39E9AABACA256B130009

71. National Crime Prevention Programme - About Us Last Modified Tuesday 27, January 2004 National crime prevention Programme Attorneygeneral sDepartment Privacy Statement Copyright Disclaimer. http://www.crimeprevention.gov.au/www/ncpHome.nsf/HeadingPagesDisplay/Overview?O

72. 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

Criminal Appeals Civil Fraud ... Contact/Locations Crime Prevention Tips 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 who’s there. Motion detector lights, floodlights, or similar lighting can help brighten up the property so crooks can’t hide. Make sure everyone – adults, teens, and younger children – knows house rules for answering the telephone and the door. Child Safety Listen to what children tell you about their lives — friends, school, worries, and fears. Make sure you know your child’s friends and the friends’ parents.

73. Alberta Community Crime Prevention Association This Plan will be presented at the Annual general Meeting, in June 2004.Newsletter ACCPA is pleased to provide you its newsletter online. http://www.accpa.org/

Welcome Upcoming ACCPA Conference: Please click here for information regarding Symposium 2004. Implementation Plan: Thanks to everyone who filled out a survey for the Implementation Plan. Now our work begins! We will be taking this information, and developing an Implementation Plan for the Association. This Plan will be presented at the Annual General Meeting, in June 2004. Newsletter: ACCPA is pleased to provide you its newsletter online. The ACCPA Advisor: Winter 2003 (215 kb) Survey Results: At our January meeting, we conducted a survey regarding our general membership meetings. The following are some of the results from this survey. January Meeting Survey Summary (40 KB) This web site has been made possible by the continuing support of the Alberta Solicitor General Home Information Membership ... Contact Us

74. City Of San Mateo » Police Department National crime prevention Council; California Attorney general’scrime and Violence prevention Center (Child Safety) (Child Abuse); http://www.ci.sanmateo.ca.us/dept/police/prevention_websites.html

Residents Visitors Business Government ... Events Police Department Contact Information Community Policing Services Crime Prevention Downloadable Forms ... Police Programs Crime Prevention Resources Children’s Issues/Child Safety Domestic Violence Hate Crimes Hi-tech Crime and Identity Theft ... Youth Issues Websites Children ’s Issues/Child Safety National Crime Prevention Council California Attorney General’s Crime and Violence Prevention Center ( Child Safety Child Abuse United States Department of Justice: Get involved in Crime Prevention! – for teachers and parents Federal Bureau of Investigations: Crime Against Children Program U.S. Department of Justice, Parenting Resources (

75. Message From The Assistant Attorney General - Crime Prevention - Our Shared Resp prevention partners, the National crime prevention Council, offers a in working toprevent crime and protect J. Daniels Assistant Attorney general Office of http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/aag/messages/crimeprev102003.htm

Crime Prevention - Our Shared Responsibility The good news this October, as we again commemorate Crime Prevention Month, is that violent crime and property crime are down – and at their lowest levels since the Office of Justice Programs’ (OJP) Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS) began their National Crime Victimization Survey in 1973. BJS reports that there were 23 million violent and property crimes in 2002 compared with 44 million such victimizations in 1973. That’s good news and an indication that American lives and property are now safer all across our nation. Dedicated police, prosecutors, judges, and corrections officers have all played a part in creating this downward trend, and these statistics are a tribute to their work. While they do an outstanding job, their work often occurs after a crime is committed. Our justice system’s core focus must be to protect people from predators and to prevent victimization whenever we can. And that’s where we all can help. Crime doesn’t have to be a fact of life. We can prevent crime if each of us is willing to commit time and energy toward building a sense of community and taking some common sense precautions to protect ourselves and our families. OJP’s Web site provides links to volunteer opportunities through the Citizen Corps, the latest information on protecting children through the AMBER Alert program, and information on a wealth of OJP-supported programs that could use volunteers. There’s also a special section that relates to faith-based initiatives. It’s clear that whether we volunteer for Neighborhood Watch or mentor a troubled teenager, we’re working to prevent crime.

76. Literature Catalogue - General Crime Prevention Literature Home Literature catalogue general crime prevention literature. Literature Catalogue.general crime prevention Literature. Order literature online. http://www.west-midlands.police.uk/literature/crime_prevention.shtml

Home A-Z Index FAQs Contact Us ... 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 Alcohol Your Practical Guide To Crime Prevention A wide range of crime prevention advice. Copies are available in: English, Gujarati, Bengali, Urdu, Chinese Punjabi, Hindi. Site Theft - A Spanner In The Works Advice on construction site security. Crime Reduction Advice Leaflet containing general advice to help reduce your chances of becoming a victim of crime. home a to z index contact us top

77. Crime, Emergency, And General Assistance/ Crime Prevention Tips crime, Emergency, and general Assistance. crime prevention Tips. Rape, armedrobbery, and battery are examples of crimes directed against individuals. http://www.adpc.purdue.edu/PhysFac/police/pages/assist/cr_tips.htm

News Crime Prevention Tips Know the Law Crime Statistics and Information ... Frequently Asked Questions Crime, Emergency, and General Assistance Crime Prevention Tips Rape, armed robbery, and battery are examples of crimes directed against individuals. Law enforcement officials have developed techniques to minimize the danger of falling victim to such crimes. The common thread running through their advice is simple: remain alert and attentive to potential danger, don't put yourself at risk, and report suspicious incidents to the police. Purdue University is committed to maintaining the campus as a place of work and study for faculty, staff, and students free from all forms of harassment. Harassment in the workplace or the educational environment is unacceptable conduct and will not be tolerated. (See Executive Memorandum No. C-33 General Information Safety Programs and Services

78. Crime-Security-Safety-Lighting - Darksky.org (pdf); ProblemOriented Policing - Google Search. crime and crimeprevention - general Canadian crime prevention Center; crime Times http://www.darksky.org/links/crsesali.html

Home Page Text Link International Dark-Sky Association Site Search Site Map Crime-Security-Safety-Lighting 09 MAY 2003 About IDA Newsroom Education Meetings ... Vision IDA's Position on Lighting and Crime IDA's position is that good lighting can often be helpful in promoting safety and security, while bad lighting is not helpful, and may badly compromise the intended goals for which the lighting was designed and installed. More from IDA in this Issue Crime and Crime Prevention - What works! Preventing Crime: What Works, What Doesn't, What's Promising - NJRS report to Congress 1997 COPS Community Oriented Policing Service (COPS) - crime prevention that works Community Oriented Policing Philosophy - Santa Ana Police Department, CA USA COPcase : Community Oriented Policing Case Studies Community Oriented Policing - Google Search CPTED Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design CPTED Concept and Principles - Carter Associates Florida CPTED Network (FCN) CPTED - Google Search POP What is Problem-Oriented Policing? - Lancashire Constabulary, UK Problem-Oriented Policing: Operation Mantle - A Case Study - Australian Institute of Criminology Problem-Oriented Policing - National Criminal Justice Reference Service (NCJRS) Excellence in Problem-Oriented Policing: The 1999 Herman ... (pdf) ... Problem-Oriented Policing - Google Search Crime and Crime Prevention - General Canadian Crime Prevention Center Crime Times Magazine National Night Out - Office of Justice Assistance, US Department of Justice

79. Gilbert Police - Crime Prevention crime prevention PROGRAMS crime prevention Your Town articles -.1. Automobile Theft Reduction Program. general information request. http://www.ci.gilbert.az.us/police/prevention/default.html

80. Wise Owls - Heads Up BC - BC Crime Prevention Association Own Business general Public Fraud Awareness Publications Hot Tips Disclaimer Sponsors. BCCPA Home Page. British Columbia crime prevention Association 131 http://www.bccpa.org/headsup/awareness.html

The General Public Fraud Awareness component is comprised of a series of educational pamphlets providing information in an interesting and concise format. Pamphlets have been developed on topics such as insurance fraud, ATM fraud and credit card fraud prevention. This component of Heads Up BC is currently being expanded to include fraud prevention topics such as used car buying and pyramid schemes. Other educational material will be developed as the need arises. The following are three brochures on the General Public Fraud Awareness component of Heads Up BC: Heads Up Fraud Prevention Program View the condensed version. Credit Card Fraud Prevention Checklist View the condensed version. Automated Teller/Bank Card Fraud View the condensed version. Identity Theft and Fraud View the document ( Microsoft Word Format Preventing Internet Identity Fraud View the document ( Microsoft Word Format PDF format Heads Up BC: Main Page Mind Your Own Business Publications Hot Tips ... BCCPA Home Page British Columbia Crime Prevention Association 131 - 8th Street, New Westminster, BC, V3M 3P6

A  B  C  D  E  F  G  H  I  J  K  L  M  N  O  P  Q  R  S  T  U  V  W  X  Y  Z

Page 4     61-80 of 124    Back | 1  | 2  | 3  | 4  | 5  | 6  | 7  | Next 20