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Prevention program targets bad checks.(Crime)(The county unveils a new enforcement process by which merchants can protect themselves and check offenders ... from: The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
Schools and Drugs: a Guide to Drug & Alcohol Abuse Prevention Curricula & Programs by John; Office of the Attorney General, Crime Prevention Center, State of California Van De Kamp, 1987
Helping Communities Fight Crime: Comprehensive Planning Techniques, Models, Programs and Resources (040-000-00693-1)
God, crime, and the criminal courts: A sane program for community action in crime prevention and criminal rehabilitation by James S Rainwater, 1962
Green Bay Police Department crime prevention: Refunding report ([Program Evaluation Report]) by John C Mueller, 1979
City of Brown Deer Crime Prevention project: Refunding report ([Program Evaluation Report]) by Cheryl Bowser Williamson, 1979
City of Menomonie Crime Prevention project: Refunding report (Program Evaluation Report) by Thomas G Eversen, 1979
A re-evaluation of crime prevention through environmental design program in Portland, Oregon: Executive summary by James Kushmuk, 1982
Green Bay crime prevention project: Interim report (Program Evaluation Report) by John C Mueller, 1979
Greendale Crime Prevention project: Interim report (Program Evaluation Report) by Thomas G Eversen, 1979
Planning for prevention: Sarasota, Florida's approach to crime prevention through environmental design (Programs and research in criminal justice) by Sherry Plaster, 1993
Oak Creek crime prevention project: Progress report (Program Evaluation Report) by Cheryl Bowser Williamson, 1979
Progress towards a national program for the prevention, detection and punishment of crime: Address by Homer S Cummings, 1935
La Crosse Crime Prevention Project: Refunding report (Program Evaluation Report) by Cheryl Bowser Williamson, 1978

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Crime Prevention Robots And Child Safety Programs With Proven Results ! Promotio
Manufacturer of lifesized educational and promotional robotics for crime prevention, child safety programs and commercial product promotions.
http://21stCenturyRobotics.com/
Prevention Programs, Research And Responses [Retail And Small Business Crime]
Retail and small business crime. prevention programs, research and responses Business action program on crime prevention Department of Justice, Canada
http://www.aic.gov.au/topics/business/responses.html

Extractions: Skip to start of content Advanced search Police shopfronts and reporting to police by retailers Natalie Taylor and Kate Charlton, 2005 Crimes against business : a review of victimisation, predictors and prevention Australian Institute of Criminology, 2004 Feasibility study on place management to reduce industrial burglary in the Kewdale / Welshpool / Carlisle industrial area (PDF 2.62MB) Estill and Associates Pty Ltd. WA Office of Crime Prevention, 2003 Implementing Business Watch : problems and solutions Kate Charlton and Natalie Taylor, 2003 Issues in crime prevention for retail businesses Adam Graycar. Australian Retailers Association presentation, 2003 Cabramatta business door knock survey report December 2002 (Word 207kB) Community Relations Commission for a multicultural NSW, 2002 Crimes against business : a review of victimisation, predictors and prevention Australian Institute of Criminology, 2002 The detection and prevention of cargo theft Claire Mayhew, 2001
Professionals Against Confidence Crime
Site information provided by a network of law enforcement and business professionals involved in the investigation and prevention of frauds and confidence crimes. Free fraud prevention programs, articles and message forum available.
http://www.pac-c.org

Extractions: You best protection against fraud is knowledge. DO YOU BELIEVE YOU'RE TOO SMART TO BE CONNED IF YOUR ANSWER IS YES, THEN YOU EXIST AS THE CON ARTISTS EASIEST SOURCE OF INCOME. AND THATS A FACT. Whether youve arrived at this site by chance or because youve fallen prey to any one of the countless con artists in the world, there is much to learn here. We hope you will find the information we have made available both interesting and helpful, and that you return to these pages on a regular basis. There are many organizations and individuals who provide good advice on ways to guard against fraud, and we commend each of them for their persistence and needed contributions. Rather than duplicate what these dedicated people are doing, we at PACC have decided to invest more time telling others how fraud affects them, why these particular crimes are not given the attention they deserve, and what can be done to make life a great deal more miserable for our worlds deceivers.
Yell County Sheriff's Department
Information about the county law enforcement news, staff, and community programs. Guides to personal safety and crime prevention.
http://www.cei.net/~jfoster/
Juvenile Crime Prevention
Can prevention programs stem the Tide Of Delinquency? RAND Corp. which indicatedthat early invention programs can prevent as many as 250 crimes per $1
http://www.juvenilejustice.com/prevention.html

Extractions: by Sandy Wilber We are constantly reminded that the United States has a problem with juvenile violence. Nightly we hear of shootings in communities and even in our schools. People are concerned and rightly so. Thus far it seems, however, that the concern has focused disproportionately on punishment and very little on prevention or intervention. The United States is now the world leader in its rate of incarceration. Yet polls tell us that Americans feel no safer now than 10 years ago. We are increasingly focused on treating juveniles as adults, despite concern that current incarceration has not stemmed the tide of adult violence, and recidivism continues largely unchecked. Perhaps it's time to look at what we do know. First, these are children, not miniature adults. Second, they have basic needs we all share: food, shelter, clothing, safety, and caring. Third, they are individuals who commit violence for an array of reasons. There is no single cause of violence but we certainly know factors, which increase the chance of its occurrence. The Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention lists specific risk factors in the development of delinquent behavior. These include child abuse and family disintegration, economic and social deprivation, low neighborhood attachment, parental attitudes condoning law violating behavior, academic failure, truancy, school drop-out, lack of bonding with society, fighting with peers and antisocial behaviors early on in life.
McGruff In Indiana - The Indiana Crime Prevention Coalition
News, directory of programs, contact information, and overview of the nonprofit community policing initiative.
http://www.indianamcgruff.com/
Chapter 5
Chapter 5 from Preventing crime What Works, What Doesn't, What's Promising. Examines schoolbased prevention programs and identifies problems.
http://www.ncjrs.org/works/chapter5.htm

Extractions: Chapter 5 SCHOOL-BASED CRIME PREVENTION by Denise C. Gottfredson Schools have great potential as a locus for crime prevention. They provide regular access to students throughout the developmental years, and perhaps the only consistent access to large numbers of the most crime-prone young children in the early school years; they are staffed with individuals paid to help youth develop as healthy, happy, productive citizens; and the community usually supports schools' efforts to socialize youth. Many of the precursors of delinquent behavior are school-related and therefore likely to be amenable to change through school-based intervention. National priorities for children focus on schools as a locus for the prevention of diverse social problems including crime. The Department of Health and Human Services' Healthy People 2000 goals include increasing high school graduation rates and reducing physical fighting, weapon-carrying, substance use, and pregnancy among adolescents. National Education Goal 6 states that every school will be free of drugs, violence, and the unauthorized presence of firearms and alcohol, and will offer a disciplined environment conducive to learning by the year 2000. The 1986 Drug-Free Schools and Communities Act legislation provided substantial funds to states to develop and operate school-based drug prevention programs. In 1994 this legislation was modified to authorize expenditures on school-based violence prevention programs as well. This substantial national interest in schools as a prevention tool is not matched by federal expenditures in this area. Table 5-1 shows that federal expenditures on school-based substance abuse and crime prevention efforts are modest
Governor's Office Of Crime Control And Prevention, Public Announcements, News Of
GOCCP administers 16 federal and state criminal justice and law enforcement grant programs as a part of the State crime Control prevention Strategy.
http://www.goccp.org

Extractions: Victims of Crime Youth Services grant applications are now being accepted. The deadline for submitting application is 3 PM, September 20, 2005. Applications for the Bullet Proof Vest Partnership (BPVP) Supplemental funds are now being accepted. The deadline for submitting application is 3 PM, September 29, 2005. FY 2007 Maryland Victims of Crime (MVOC) grant applications are now being accepted. The deadline for submitting application is 3 PM, November 9, 2005 Register on-line for MVOC Technical Assistance Session . The Maryland Victims of Crime Technical Assistance session takes place October 14, 2007. Attendance is mandatory. On-line Reporting Technical Assistance Training is now available. Registration is required. Project directors, fiscal officers, or those individuals responsible for grant reporting are strongly encouraged to attend. The Information Technology staff, along with fiscal and GOCCP program monitors will provide relevant information to assist in the preparation of monthly and quarterly reports.
Justice & Youth Grant Programs Home Page
Information on state and federal grants offered to cities and towns, nonprofit agencies and state agencies for the purposes of law enforcement, crime prevention, youthoriented drug, gang and violence prevention.
http://www.opm.state.ct.us/pdpd1/justice/index.htm

Extractions: Welcome to the Home Page! The Policy Development and Planning Division . These state and federal grants to nearly 250 grantees, which include cities and towns, non-profit agencies, and other state agencies, are for the purposes of law enforcement; crime prevention; youth-oriented drug, gang, and violence prevention; and improvement of criminal justice information systems in the state. Additionally, the Justice Planning and Grants Management Unit supports a wide range of state-level human service and criminal justice policy initiatives. The following is a comprehensive list of and topic areas. Each associated link gives a brief description of the program, the application process and the required reporting forms. Combating Underage Drinking Connecticut for Community Youth Development (CCYD) Criminal Justice Information System (CJIS) Criminal Justice Records Improvement (CJRI) Program Drug Enforcement Program (DEP) Edward Byrne Memorial State and Local Law Enforcement Assistance Formula Grant Program Grants to Encourage Arrest Policies Program Juvenile Justice Advisory Committee (JJAC) Home Page Juvenile Justice System Leadership, Education and Athletics in Partnership
Danville NH Police Department
Includes department information, personnel, police logs, community programs, and crime prevention tips.
http://police.townofdanville.org

Extractions: Click Here For Story Topics of Interest Police Logs Weekly Police Log Lost and Found Click Here To Review Our List Other Helpful Sites New Hampshire Revised Statutes Annotated (RSA's) FBI's Most Wanted List New Hampshire Department of Safety Registered Offenders Against Children National Center for Missing and Exploited Children ... Other Law Enforcement Links
NCPS - About Our Programs
Business Action Program on crime prevention (BAPCP) The Business Action Program on crime prevention Partnership Program (CPPP) - The crime prevention
http://www.prevention.gc.ca/en/programs/

Extractions: This section contains information about National Crime Prevention Strategy funding programs. The National Crime Prevention Strategy currently consists of four funding programs. Click on a program name for additional details: Business Action Program on Crime Prevention (BAPCP) - The Business Action Program on Crime Prevention invites the private sector to become an active partner, leader, and resource in crime prevention. BAPCP supports the involvement of businesses and professional associations in corporate/community partnership projects to prevent crime. Community Mobilization Program (CMP) - The Community Mobilization Program Crime Prevention Investment Fund (CPIF) - The principle objective of the Crime Prevention Investment Fund is to identify "what works, what doesn't, and why" in crime prevention. The CPIF supports selected Canada-wide demonstration projects and encourages the sharing of information about crime prevention initiatives across Canada. The CPIF also supports research and evaluation into the costs, benefits, and overall effectiveness of innovative efforts to prevent crime.
St. Bernard Ohio Police Department
Provides accreditation details, annual report, crime prevention tips, agency history, online forms and information on many other programs.
http://www.stbernardpolice.org

Extractions: The mission of the St. Bernard Police Department is to safeguard the lives and property of the people we serve, to reduce the incidence of fear and crime, to resolve problems among citizens, and to enhance public safety and quality of life through the delivery of fair and impartial police services. This department is committed to the organizational philosophies of Accreditation and Community Policing.
NCPS - National Crime Prevention Strategy Home
The National crime prevention Strategy helps communities develop programs andpartnerships that will increase public awareness and help prevent crime in the
http://www.prevention.gc.ca/en/index.asp

Extractions: The National Crime Prevention Strategy is based on the principle that the surest way to reduce crime is to focus on the factors that put individuals at risk factors like family violence, school problems and drug abuse. It aims to reduce crime and victimization by tackling crime before it happens. Using this proactive social development approach, we provide communities with the tools, knowledge and support they need to deal with the root causes of crime at a local level. The National Crime Prevention Centre is now led by Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness Canada (PSEPC). Upcoming Events 3e Congrès international francophone sur lagression sexuelle October 24, 2005 - October 25, 2005 Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness Canada invests more than $560,000 in crime prevention initiatives in the Yukon Government of Canada Invests Over $1.1 Million to Prevent Crime in Saskatchewan Communities Over $6.3 Million for Projects in Quebec Under the National Crime Prevention Strategy
Welcome To The Madison Police Department, Madison, Connecticut
Mission statement, chief's message and information on staff, programs, permits, animal control and crime prevention.
http://www.madisonct.org/mpdhome.htm
Home
Includes department information, special programs, kids corner, crime prevention tips, DARE, email links, current events.
http://www.sthelenspolice.org

Extractions: THE MEN AND WOMEN OF THE ST. HELENS POLICE DEPARTMENT ARE DEDICATED TO SERVING THE CITY OF ST. HELENS 24 HOURS A DAY. IN THE EVENT OF AN EMERGENCY PLEASE DIAL FOR NON-EMERGENCY POLICE BUSINESS PLEASE CALL OUR OFFICE MON-FRI BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 8:00 A.M. AND 4:00 P.M. AT FOR AFTER HOURS NON-EMERGENCY BUSINESS PLEASE CALL TO REPORT DRUG ACTIVITY IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD CALL THE COLUMBIA ENFORCEMENT NARCOTICS TEAM TOLL FREE AT WELCOME TO THE ST. HELENS POLICE DEPARTMENT As Chief of Police, I am pleased to welcome you to the St. Helens Police Department. Originally established in the late 1890's, the St. Helens Police Department currently employs seventeen police officers, a code enforcement officer and two office specialists. The department also has a reserve unit of five volunteer officers. Our dedicated staff serves a population of ten thousand people, covering almost five square miles. This web page is part of our on-going efforts to bring more effective and efficient police services to the citizens of St. Helens. Our hope is that you may use this page to learn more about your local police department and some of its functions. If you have any questions and you do not find the answer within this site, please do not hesitate to contact us by telephone at (503)397-3333 or by email.
Fargo Police Department
Provides a profile of the department, its divisions and its programs, as well as information about crime prevention and public safety.
http://www.ci.fargo.nd.us/Police/
Victoria Police - Intelligent, Confident, Community, Partnership
Information about the police force of Victoria including crime prevention, recruitment, and various other programs and initiatives. Permit application forms are available for download.
http://www.police.vic.gov.au/
City Of Gallatin, Tennessee Police Department
Features an overview of the department, press releases, crime prevention tips, missing persons, most wanted, programs for kids/teens, employment opportunities, and community calendar.
http://www.gallatinpd.org/

Extractions: Chief of Police John A. Tisdale On behalf of the men and women of the Gallatin Police Department, welcome to the Gallatin Police Departments official website! Take a few minutes to visit. You will find general information about the department, crime prevention tips, press releases, and upcoming community events. The Gallatin Police Department is committed to serving the citizens of Gallatin and maintaining the high quality of life the residents of Gallatin enjoy. We encourage citizens to be active members of the community and to work together with the department to address crime and disorder issues. ABOUT Our Chief Organization Frequently Asked Questions ... Press Releases Press Releases Gallatin police investigate attempted scam. 2 die in fatal crash. Hurrican Relief to Moselle Mississippi Relief effort for hurrican victims in Mississippi. ... Police request public's assistance with identifying bank robber. Community Calendar No events listed for this month or upcoming months. More Press Releases More Events About Crime Prevention ... Site Map
Myrtle Beach Police Department - South Carolina
Includes information on the department, its employees and programs, as well as crime prevention tips, most wanted listings, and press releases.
http://www.cityofmyrtlebeach.com/police
Youth Programs - Boy Scouts Of America Crime Prevention Merit Badge
Neighborhood Watch is a crime prevention program that. Teaches citizens techniquesto reduce the risk of being victimized at home and in public
http://www.police.nashville.org/youth/scout.htm

Extractions: Crime Prevention Merit Badge Definition of crime : An act or the commission of an act that is forbidden or the omission of a duty that is commanded by a public law and that makes the offender liable to punishment by that law. Definition of crime prevention : Crime prevention is the anticipation, the recognition and the appraisal of a crime risk and the initiation of some action to remove it. Neighborhood Watch is a crime prevention program that: Teaches citizens techniques to reduce the risk of being victimized at home and in public Be aware of our surroundings at all times Park in well lit areasavoid shortcuts Don't carry much cash Have your keys in your hands Keep windows rolled up and doors locked Teller machinesuse at active location during day or go with someone else Leave room at stops to maneuver your car Don't draw attention to yourself Consider a mobile phone or a CB radio Bump and Rob Copy your VIN and tag number and keep in wallet Never leave your car running, even at your own home

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