81. International Center For The Prevention Of Crime Commission of Mayors on Safety in the early 1980's, Deputy general Delegate of theNational crime prevention Council from 1984 to 1987 and general Secretary of http://www.crime-prevention-intl.org/english/icpc/officers.html

OFFICERS AND KEY STAFF Myriam EZRATTY, Chair of the Board is a French judge with vast experience in the areas of criminal law, probation, youth protection and penitentiary administration. She served as First President of the Court of Appeal in Paris from 1988-1996. In the 1980's, she acted as Advocate General to the Court of Appeal and Director of the penitentiary administration and the Director of probation (judicial protection of youth) in the Ministry of Justice, Chair of the Chamber in the Paris Court of Appeal and Chair of the commission "Habitat and Quality of Life in the Ministry of Planning. She has also served as technical advisor to the Minister of Health and Social Affairs and as a chief officer in the probation directorate. She is a member of numerous NGO's, including the International Penal and Penitentiary Foundation Franco-British Lawyers Society and the French Association of Criminology. John CALHOUN, Vice-Chair of the Board is the Executive Director of the National Crime Prevention Council of the United States. He is internationally recognized as a "mover and shaker" in the fight against crime through prevention. He has served on national boards and commissions, pioneered comprehensive programs for youth development, and was appointed by a United States President to serve as the Commissioner, responsible for the U.S. government's policy for child abuse, Head Start, child welfare, and domestic violence. Michel MARCUS, Secretary of the Board

82. International Center For The Prevention Of Crime developed through the generous financial contribution of the National crime PreventionCentre (Department of Justice Canada/Solicitor general Canada), the http://www.crime-prevention-intl.org/english/icpc/

WELCOME! BIENVENUE! BIENVENIDOS! Created in 1994 in response to calls for action from local authorities, the ICPC’s mission is to assist cities and countries to reduce delinquency, violent crime and insecurity. The ICPC bridges the gaps between decision-makers, practitioners and researchers. It helps put knowledge into action by: making the knowledge base for effective crime prevention and community safety better known and more accessible worldwide. encouraging the use of inspiring practices and empowering tools to produce community safety. fostering challenging exchanges between countries and cities, criminal justice institutions and community-based organizations. providing technical assistance and networking. The ICPC is governed by a Board of Directors and General Assembly of Members, combining the competence of governments, cities, prevention experts, the private sector and specialized institutes from around the world. The ICPC is managed by a small team of experienced officers and staff. Acknowledgements This Internet site was originally developed through the generous financial contribution of the National Crime Prevention Centre (Department of Justice Canada/Solicitor General Canada), the Canadian International Development Agency, government of France’s Délégation Interministérielle à la Ville, the British Home Office, the Ministries of Justice and Interior of the Netherlands, and the Ministry of Public Safety of the Province of Quebec.

83. Teens, Crime And The Community For Adults Links TCC for Adults / Links / Other general Information, produced by these injury preventionprojects. you with information about special agents and crime prevention. http://www.nationaltcc.org/adults/linkother.htm

84. Texas Attorney General from Consumer Fraud, from the Florida Attorney general; Texas Lemon Law National Allianceof Gang Investigators Associations; National crime prevention Council On http://www.oag.state.tx.us/website/links2.shtml

More Links Home Links Search Site Index ... Texas-Mexico Border revised: 7/11/02 Child Support Resources Consumer Resources Crime Victim Resources Law Enforcement ... Other Links Back to first links page Child Support Resource Links Handbook on Child Support Enforcement , from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Child Support links to other states , from the Federal Office of Child Support Enforcement Health Care Financing Administration (HCFA), the federal agency that administers the Medicare, Medicaid and Child Health Insurance Programs. Medical Support Employer Web Page Consumer Protection Links Better Business Bureau (BBB) BBB OnLine , dealing with various issues relating to online commerce. Complaints about insurance companies, HMOs, insurance agents or agencies (from the Texas Department of Insurance Consumer Credit Commissioner , Texas Office of the Consumer Credit Counseling Service (CCCS) of Dallas. Consumer Credit Counseling Service (CCCS) of the Gulf Coast Area, Inc. Consumer Credit Counseling Service (CCCS) of South Texas. Consumer World Internet Fraud Complaint Center a partnership between the FBI and the National White Collar Crime Center National Fraud Information Center National Foundation for Consumer Credit (NFCC) National No Call List Phone Busters , tips on avoiding telemarketing scams (from the Ontario Provincial Police) Protecting Yourself from Consumer Fraud , from the Florida Attorney General Texas Lemon Law Information from TxDOT, the Texas Department of Transportation.

85. Texas Attorney General crime prevention FOR SENIORS. Through conferences, publications, videos and presentationsto groups around our state, the Office of the Attorney general http://www.oag.state.tx.us/elder/elder.shtml

Protecting Senior Texans Home Links Search Site Index ... Resources CONSUMER PROTECTION FOR SENIORS. The Consumer Protection Division of the Office of the Attorney General works to identify and aggressively prosecute those who cheat or deceive the elderly. The division files lawsuits under the Deceptive Trade Practices Act and facilitates the resolution of disputes between consumers and businesses. The Consumer Protection Division focuses its efforts on: The advertising and sale of insurance and retirement-oriented investments, financial planning services, estate planning and legal services directed at senior Texans; The advertising and sale of home improvements, medical devices and other services and products that target seniors; and Telemarketing and mail fraud aimed at senior citizens. CRIME PREVENTION FOR SENIORS. Through conferences, publications, videos and presentations to groups around our state, the Office of the Attorney General educates Texas seniors about personal security, elder abuse, consumer fraud and crime victims' compensation. The Office of the Attorney General participates in one of the Nation's most promising community policing movements for preventing crime against senior citizens: a program known as TRIAD. On the national level, TRIAD is a cooperative effort of the National Sheriffs' Association, the International Association of Chiefs of Police, and the American Association for Retired Persons (AARP). On the local level, TRIAD unites seniors with police and sheriff departments.

86. Crime Prevention alarm systems. general crime prevention Tips This link will take youto a page of generalized crime prevention information. These http://www.ci.berkeley.ca.us/police/department/communityservicesbureau/crimeprev

2100 Martin Luther King Jr. Way, Berkeley, CA 94704 (510) 981-5900, TDD: (510) 981-5799, police@ci.berkeley.ca.us Crime Prevention The Berkeley Police Department offers Crime Prevention information and presentations through its Community Services Bureau (CSB). Alerts, bulletins, tips and Information via Email The Community Services Bureau has begun to provide current information, alters, and crime bulletins via email or regular US Mail. Click on the link above to register your email or mail address so you can begin receiving information. Burglary Alarm Information - basic information about alarm requirements and recommendations for alarm systems. General Crime Prevention Tips This link will take you to a page of generalized crime prevention information. These tips are provided to reduce the likelihood of you or your home/business from falling victim to criminal activity. Brochures and Information CSB offers Berkeley residents and business owners pamphlets and video tapes on many subjects including Senior Safety, Holiday Safety, Personal Security, Robbery Prevention, Domestic Violence

87. Crime Prevention Tips general crime prevention Tips. The reason crime happens is well known.crime happens because there is a criminal to commit the crime http://www.ci.berkeley.ca.us/police/department/communityservicesbureau/crimeprev

2100 Martin Luther King Jr. Way, Berkeley, CA 94704 (510) 981-5900, TDD: (510) 981-5799, police@ci.berkeley.ca.us General Crime Prevention Tips The reason crime happens is well known. Crime happens because there is a criminal to commit the crime, a victim who can be victimized by the criminal and the location or opportunity for a crime to occur. You can reduce the likelihood of being the victim of criminal activity if you take away the OPPORTUNITY for the criminal to make you his victim. AT HOME: Make sure your main front door has a door viewer (peep hole). Install solid core wood or metal doors on all exterior door openings Always lock all windows and doors when going out. This includes short trips next door or out to the mailbox. Do not place keys in hidden locations. Keep all landscaping trimmed back to allow a clear view onto the property. Shrubs should be at 36" or lower, trees and tall plants should have at least 6" clear below. Do not allow plants to obstruct the view of windows and doorways. Know your neighbors - be aware of who belongs and who does not belong.

88. Computer Crime Prevention Law in the forfeiture has been maintained by the Attorney general, 50% of the proceedsshall be paid into the Attorney general's Financial crime prevention Fund. http://www.infotech.siu.edu/csc/policies/prevent.htm

Computer Crime Prevention Law Illinois Compiled Statutes, Chapter 720, Criminal Offenses Criminal Code. Article 16D, Computer Crime (720 ILCS 5/16D-1 et. seq.) 5/16D-1. Short title 16D-1. Short title. This Article shall be known and may be cited as the "Computer Crime Prevention Law". Laws 1961, p. 1983, s 16D-1, added by P.A. 85-926, s 1, eff. Dec. 1, 1987. 5/16D-2. Definitions 16D-2 Definitions. As used in this Article, unless the context otherwise indicates: (a) "Computer" means a device that accepts, processes, stores, retrieves or outputs data, and includes but is not limited to auxiliary storage and telecommunications devices connected to computers. (b) "Computer program" or "program" means a series of coded instructions or statements in a form acceptable to a computer which causes the computer to process data and supply the results of the data processing. (c) "Data" means a representation of information, knowledge, facts, concepts or instructions, including program documentation, which is prepared in a formalized manner and is stored or processed in or transmitted by a computer. Data shall be considered property and may be in any form including but not limited to printouts, magnetic or optical storage media, punch cards or data stored internally in the memory of the computer.

89. General Statute aid to county funds allocated from the North Carolina general Assembly for programsas planned and recommended by the Juvenile Justice crime prevention Councils http://www.juvjus.state.nc.us/Crime_Prevention/statute.htm

Juvenile Crime Prevention Councils General Statute General Statue 143B-543 sets out that it is the intent of the General Assembly to develop community based alternatives to youth development centers and to provide community based delinquency and substance abuse prevention strategies and programs. The statute also says that the General Assembly intends to provide non-institutional disposition alternatives that will protect the community and juveniles. These programs and services are to be planned at the local level by local Juvenile Crime Prevention Councils (JCPCs) in partnership with the state. DJJDP Regional Consultants from the Prevention/Intervention Division provide technical assistance and support to each Juvenile Crime Prevention Council, to county government for juvenile justice planning and fiscal management and to local programs for program development and compliance with operating and performance standards. The Intervention and Prevention Division state office provides overall program planning and management to assure uniform service standards, coordinates and provides training and consultation for local staff, collects data, responds to legislators’ and other requests for information or recommendations, and develops policies and procedures for the Division. The Department of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention through the Intervention Division, manages aid to county funds allocated from the North Carolina General Assembly for county government development and continuation of local juvenile justice programs as planned and recommended by the Juvenile Justice Crime Prevention Councils.

90. National Crime Prevention Centre Funds Twenty-Seven Crime Prevention Projects In of Canada and the Solicitor general of Canada, includes $32 million a year in federalfunding to help Canadians undertake crime prevention initiatives in their http://www.justice.gov.yk.ca/general/news/crime.html

Department of Justice News Contact Us: Department of Justice Government of Yukon Box 2703 Whitehorse, Yukon Canada Y1A 2C6 Phone: (867) 667-3033 Toll free (In Yukon): 1-800-661-0408, local 3033 Fax: (867) 393-6272 justice@gov.yk.ca FOR RELEASE March 5, 2001 NATIONAL CRIME PREVENTION CENTRE FUNDS TWENTY-SEVEN CRIME PREVENTION PROJECTS IN YUKON "Preventing crime before it happens is the best way to reduce crime rates and to ensure the safety of our streets and homes," said Mr. Bagnell. "These thoughtful projects prove that Yukon residents possess the skills and ingenuity to act early against crime and victimization." "I am pleased to see Yukon communities establishing projects to address the root causes of crime," said Justice Minister Pam Buckway. "We need to support community education and healing initiatives if we are to provide a more promising future for our children and our youth." "Communities are at the forefront of crime prevention because they know best what the local needs are," said Mr. Bagnell. "It is encouraging to see that the people of Yukon are involved in these crime prevention projects, and are taking an active interest in community safety." The National Strategy, which takes an early intervention approach to crime prevention and community safety, supports innovative, grass-roots responses to the problems of crime and victimization. The projects will help Yukon communities develop and implement solutions to the factors that contribute to crime and victimization; factors that include child abuse, neglect, and substance abuse, among others. While many of the projects deal with youth at-risk and promote a multidisciplinary approach to crime prevention, they all seek to address the root causes of crime and victimization.

91. NCPS - News Release Stokes National crime prevention Centre (613) 9541721. Mike Murphy Minister Cauchon’sOffice (613) 992-4621. Jean Olynyk Alberta Solicitor general (780) 427 http://www.prevention.gc.ca/en/whatsnew/news/index.asp?a=v&di=JOSDOQPO8

92. NCPS - News Release The Government of Canada has awarded over $3.4 million for 133 crime prevention projectsin the Atlantic provinces, federal Solicitor general Lawrence MacAulay http://www.prevention.gc.ca/en/whatsnew/news/index.asp?a=v&di=JNSKRKMG4

93. General Crime Prevention Any Middletown Township resident or business owner can arrange to have a trainedcrime prevention officer come to their home or business and give security tips http://www.middletowntwpbucks.org/full/police/crimeprevention.asp

Police Department Contact Phone: (215) 750-3845 x252 Email: Police Department Sergeant: Ken Mellus More In Police Department Police Department Home History of the Police Department Links Chief Frank X McKenna ... Uniform Crime Reports Vacant Home Check Upon request the police department will give special attention to your home while you are on vacation. Simply contact the police department at the business number (215) 750-3845. Be prepared to give the following information: Your name, address and telephone number Dates of departure and return Information about lights on timers, cars in driveway, alarms, etc. The name, address and telephone number of anyone who has a key for your house or who will be checking on your residence. Operation Indentification Operation Identification is a program to discourage theft and recover stolen property in your neighborhood. It requires you to identify, mark, and list your valuable items of property. This effort acts as a direct deterrent to theft because stolen items bearing etched identification numbers are more difficult to sell, easily recoverable and can be linked with specific burglaries, making prosecutions more likely. Five Step Program Obtain the engraving pen from the police department.

94. Crimprev This 30 to 90 minute general crime prevention Program empowers people to take acloser look at their lifestyles and become aware how they can lessen their http://trfn.clpgh.org/acsd/crimprev.html

CRIME PREVENTION A Message from Allegheny County Sheriff PETE DEFAZIO “The Allegheny County Sheriff's Office is deeply committed to serving the residents of Allegheny County in as many ways as possible with the limited personnel of the department. It is our continued intention to provide the best possible service at the lowest possible cost without sacrificing the quality of such services. “As the Chief Law Enforcement Officer in Allegheny County, I believe I have a responsibility to take a pro-active approach to fighting crime, and there is no question in my mind that our efforts in Crime Prevention and Community-Oriented Policing are extremely effective in educating our citizens in ways to prevent crime, and avoid being victims of crimes. "The Allegheny County Sheriff's Office participation in Community Relations, Crime Prevention and Community-Oriented Police Services is quite extensive. Our programs provide many beneficial services to a large segment of County residents of various age groups on a broad range of law enforcement and safety topics. Most importantly, perhaps, is our emphasis on citizen involvement in the fight against crime. “We in the Allegheny County Sheriff’s Office will do everything we can to fight crime and protect our citizens. And what’s more, in Allegheny County, we have perhaps the best system of local, municipal law enforcement in the whole country. I am not aware of any community in the United States where local law enforcement is so community-oriented and pro-active as our borough, township and city police officers in Allegheny County. But short of putting a police officer on every corner of every street in this county, law enforcement officers cannot do the job alone. We need and want active citizen participation in our Crime Prevention efforts. Together, we can help ensure that this remains one of the safest communities in America.”

95. Hampshire Horsewatch Crime Prevention information gives general guidance on a whole range of security measures coveringhorses, tack, trailers, horseboxes and stables. crime prevention measures http://www.ckart.co.uk/horseshows/horsewatch/prevention.htm

NFED Special Interest Hampshire Horsewatch Crime Prevention Welcome to Hampshire Horsewatch Hampshire Horsewatch was set up in September 2000 to work in partnership with Hampshire Constabulary to prevent and reduce equine related crime. Hampshire Horsewatch is part of the national Horsewatch Scheme. The success of any Horsewatch Scheme revolves around the dedication of its members. Their commitment to their animals provides a basis on which to build a range of measures which can help to reduce the risk of becoming a victim of crime. In many cases, dedication alone will not be sufficient. A range of proven security measures have therefore been developed to help support the horse owner and prevent the theft of horses and tack. The following information gives general guidance on a whole range of security measures covering horses, tack, trailers, horseboxes and stables Crime prevention measures which you can take yourself HORSE PASSPORT Take colour photographs of your animal in summer and winter. Ensure that it is standing correctly as shown in the horse passport. Take photographs from the side as well as the front and behind. If the animal has a peculiar mark or scar photograph that as well and make sure you can identify where on the animal the mark or scar is. Have several prints ready so that you can circulate them quickly if your animal is stolen. Keep the negatives safe. Ensure you complete the horse passport as soon as possible. Ensure that any marks, whorls etc are shown. it in doubt have the drawing completed by a veterinary surgeon.

96. New Zealand Police : General Info : Policy This policy applies to crime prevention cameras installed at fixed sites in publicplaces for a general crime prevention purpose and monitored by police. http://www.police.govt.nz/policy/cctv.php

Home About Us Contact Us General Info ... Wanted Search: Policy Full List Crime prevention cameras (CCTV) in public places Policy 2002/1 (replaces Policy 1995/9) 1 Introduction Police may support local authorities and other groups wanting to install closed circuit television cameras in public places for crime prevention purposes. The objective of installing the cameras is to reduce the incidence of crime and disorder, so members of the community feel safe when visiting the public areas covered by the cameras. Crime prevention cameras are not used to maintain surveillance on individuals or groups - they are to prevent and detect criminal offences in identified high crime areas. Cameras are used for the deterrence or immediate detection of criminal offences and must be operated in a manner that complies with the Privacy Act 1993 and this policy. 2 Application of policy This policy applies to crime prevention cameras installed at fixed sites in public places for a general crime prevention purpose and monitored by police. It also applies to significant expansions of existing crime prevention camera systems and to trials of new systems. The camera system will normally be owned by the local authority or other group and operated in conjunction with police.

97. Wichita State University - Police Department Bicycle Theft general Theft prevention Auto Theft and Car Jacking Campus SafetyReporting a crime or Suspicious Activity Choosing a SelfDefense Course Fraud http://webs.wichita.edu/police/crime_prevention.htm

Home Emergency Calls Mission Statement Services ... Auto Theft and Car Jacking Campus Safety Reporting a Crime or Suspicious Activity Choosing a Self-Defense Course ... Sexual Assault Site Designed by Kang, Tae-wook (h) , WSU Web Dev. Team Maintained by Police Department

98. Neighborhood Watch Page Spitzer Presents 2002 Neighborhood Watch Awards; Invitation; RegistrationForm; Attorney general crime prevention Award of Excellence Criteria. http://www.oag.state.ny.us/crime/neighborhood_watch/neighborhood_watch_toc.html

Home Press Releases Attorney General's Page Tour the AG's Office ... Index Updated 1-24-03 2002 NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH CONFERENCE Building Strong Neighborhoods: Spitzer Remarks to 2002 Neighborhood Watch Conference Spitzer Presents 2002 Neighborhood Watch Awards Invitation Registration Form ... OAG LANDLORD INJUNCTION PROGRAM Updates Mount Vernon Drug House Targeted By State Suit "Clean Sweep Victory" AG Secures Agreement to Shut Down Newburgh Drug House July 3, 2000 RESOURCE LIBRARY Important links Neighborhood Watch Resources Federal Agencies/Resources ... Community Evaluation Survey (16.0KB PDF) Safety Questionnaire (21.6KB PDF) Reporting Suspected Criminal Activity (9.80KB PDF) Reporting Neighborhood Nuisances (39.4KB PDF) Complaints Follow-Up (5.65KB PDF) Car Patrol - Daily Report (15.0KB PDF) Foot/Bicycle Patrol - Daily Report (11.2KB PDF) Meeting Agenda (3.94KB PDF) Landlord Injunction Program, Location Report Form (67.7KB PDF) BULLETIN BOARD/ANNOUNCEMENTS 2002 Albany Neighborhood Watch Conference Roundup Grant Opportunities Spitzer Presents Neighborhood Watch Awards Building Strong Neighborhoods: Spitzer Remarks to Neighborhood Watch Conference ... Campaign to Encourage the Development of Neighborhood Watch Groups Albany Conference Neighborhood Watch Conference Roundup 2002 Building Strong Neighborhoods: Spitzer Remarks to Neighborhood Watch Conference Spitzer Presents 2002 Neighborhood Watch Awards Neighborhood Watch Conference Roundup 2001 Neighborhood Watch Awards 2001 ... Outreach Community Solutions to Domestic Violence

99. Hmpg98 The Missouri crime prevention Information Center was established within the Departmentof Public Safety by Senate Bill 763 enacted by the 87th Missouri general http://www.dps.state.mo.us/DPS/PROGRAMS/CMPREV/hmpg.htm

TIP OF THE MONTH RESOURCE MATERIALS ENABLING LEGISLATION ... POLICING T he Missouri Crime Prevention Information Center was established within the Department of Public Safety by Senate Bill 763 enacted by the 87th Missouri General Assembly and signed into law by Governor Mel Carnahan on June 29, 1994, and as amended by CCS SS SCS HB 174, HCS HB 325 and HCS HB 326 in 1995 by the 88th General Assembly. The Center's purpose is to develop and implement a comprehensive, long-range, integrated program which will mobilize all Missouri residents, including the youth of this state, in a year-round preventive effort to reduce crime, violence, drug abuse and delinquency. As an information clearinghouse for crime prevention efforts, the Center will provide a means by which law enforcement and prevention related agencies, civilian personnel, and the education community may acquire the resource materials, technical assistance, knowledge, and skills necessary to develop, implement, and evaluate crime prevention and intervention programs. Mobile Resource Unit Ten Principles of Community Policing Law Enforcement Equipment Program OTHER CRIME PREVENTION SITES Crime Prevention Coalition of America National Crime Prevention Council Arkansas Crime Information Center Florida's Citizens Safety Center ... Int'l. Society of Crime Prevention Practitioners

100. Crime & Violence Prevention Center - California Dept. Of Justice - Office Of The The crime and Violence prevention Center Website has moved to http//safestate.org/.If this page does not automatically redirect http://caag.state.ca.us/cvpc/

The Crime and Violence Prevention Center Website has moved to http://safestate.org/. If this page does not automatically redirect you to a new site please click here

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