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Crime Awareness: "Keeping All Our Streets Safe" (K.A.O.S.S.)

by Scott Hallock in Crime, November 21, 2011
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“Awareness” and knowledge is the starting point of the battle against crime and victimization. When we as a society become more aware of how not to become a victim then we “eliminate the opportunity” for the criminal to commit crime and then as we “spread the word”, the battle against crime becomes victorious.

A New Tactic Being Used by Gangs, Thieves and Rapists

by Bad Marble in Society, April 23, 2011
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In an effort to capture victims (generally, women) off guard, gangs and would-be rapists and thieves are using tactics that ply the fears and pity of Samaritan motorists. Don’t be fooled. Report your finds but do not act upon these events should you encounter them.

10 Signs Shady Activities are Ongoing in a Neighborhood

by Nicholl McGuire in Crime, February 11, 2011
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If your gut feeling says, "Something isn’t right…" Chances are something isn’t right. What more might you need to know to confirm your suspicions. Article provides tips.

Grandfather Killed by His Own Grandson

by UmiNoor in Crime, January 14, 2011
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It’s a sad day when your own flesh and blood had a hand in your own demise.

Don’t be a Victim of Fraud or Crime

by rivet32 in Crime, December 2, 2010
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We live in a very dangerous and crazy world and crime is becoming more and more rampant. Take these important measures to protect yourself.

Four Old Women

by Sue Nuckles in Society, July 10, 2010
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Conversations with friends.

How to Start a Neighborhood Watch: Community Based Policing

by Scott Hallock in Crime, April 14, 2010
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Start a neighborhood watch groups and work in partnership with the Police. Community members share the responsibility for identifying reducing and eliminating crime problems.

Neighborhood Watch

by Davis in Advice, September 14, 2009
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Neighborhood Safety and Awareness Tips.

Neighborhood Mobile Watch Programs and Local Crime Stats Considered

by gangu786 in Activism, September 3, 2009
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It is well known that the programs Neighborhood Watch working closely with police from the local community can create a sense of security in the city. These projects obviously reduce crime, but it is difficult to say exactly how much. Very few people can create demonstration programs in general statistics, that crime has fallen significantly, however, how about a Neighborhood Watch Mobile Patrol, where the population actually affected drive to help our scouts Crime?

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