1. Political News | Georgia Political & Policy Digest Political News. Office of Crime Prevention Juvenile Drug Court receives $67,300 grant http://www.georgiapoliticaldigest.com/politicalnews/Office_of_Crime_Prevention_J

@import "http://www.georgiapoliticaldigest.com/cms/style/flexnav.css"; advanced search Georgia Daily Digest Georgia Political Digest Georgia Trend Business Daily ... Home Political News Office of Crime Prevention: Juvenile Drug Court receives $67,300 grant Ben Wright reports that Columbus Council approved a $67,300 grant for the Muscogee Juvenile Drug Court on Tuesday, the first grant provided through the Office of Crime Prevention. After the funds were approved during a 9 a.m. work session, Councilor Glenn Davis wanted to make sure the 10-member council would get a summary of each grant proposal to any government agency in the future. The crime prevention office, the centerpiece of Mayor Jim Wetherington’s push to make Columbus a safe city, will make grants to government agencies that offer programs to prevent crime. Digg this story! Email this article Printer-friendly page Sign up for Breaking News Alerts E-mail: Hotline Links National Journal Hotline On Call Blogometer Important Dates General Election: Nov. 2

2. Crime Prevention: Shoplifting Crime Prevention Juvenile Crime When you and your friends are shopping, do you get irritated or angry because http://www.troopers.state.ny.us/Crime_Prevention/Juvenile_Crime/Shoplifting/

[Skip to Content] Home About NYSP Site Map ... FAQs Search: Navigate this site Academy Counter Terrorism Crime Prevention Criminal Investigation ... Wanted and Missing NYS AMBER Alert Crime Prevention Juvenile Crime Shoplifting Crime Prevention: Shoplifting Pamphlets Download the printable pamphlet When you and your friends are shopping, do you get irritated or angry because you can only take three pairs of jeans into the dressing room? The ring you wanted to look at is locked in a case? You have to check all your packages at the door? Sales clerks watch you and your friends suspiciously as you look around? Shoplifting is an expensive problem that everybody pays the price for. It hurts you in several ways — prices keep going up as store owners try to recover some of their losses. A big department store can spend millions a year on security, but it may lose as much as $2,000 a day to shoplifters. And shoplifters give teenagers a bad name. Who shoplifts? Teens—About 24 percent of apprehended shoplifters are teens between 13 and 17 years old. Amateurs make up the largest number, not professional thieves. These are “everyday” people who steal on impulse, because they see an item they greatly desire, or for a thrill. They tend to believe they won’t get caught or sent to jail.

3. Law Enforcement These services include, general patrol, investigations, narcotics and gang investigations, crime prevention, juvenile intervention, community policing and administrative services. http://www.cityofvista.com/departments/citymanager/law_enforcement.cfm

4. Juvenile Juvenile Crime Prevention (JCP) City Diversion Panels. Atrisk youth with first-time misdemeanor offense charges or violations are referred to local diversion panels, which are made http://www.co.clackamas.or.us/ocf/juvenile.jsp

5. The City Of Strongsville Det. Noah Bud Bentley (major crimes) Det. Rob Kustis (property room) Det. Wayne Feuerstein (crime prevention) JUVENILE DETECTIVE. Det. Ron Nettles http://www.strongsville.org/content/police_detective_bureau.asp

@import url(/content/styles/sub.css); HOME ABOUT MAYOR'S OFFICE CITY CALENDAR ... CONTACT November 14, 2010 ANIMAL CONTROL CITY COUNCIL CITY SERVICES COMMISSIONS ... Detective Bureau Detective Bureau Police K9 Career Opportunities DARE Contact ... Solicitors Permits The Detective Bureau consists of seven general detectives, one juvenile detective, one victim/witness advocate, one Detective Sgt. and one Lieutenant. They are under the direction of a Deputy Chief. They work in conjunction with the community beat initiative to provide the best possible services to the city. In 2007, over 1,500 cases were reviewed in the Detective Bureau. Over 800 cases were assigned detectives based on the solvability or seriousness of the offense and/or need for further arrest or court preparation. These cases were broken down into four investigative categories: CLASS 1 Cases that cannot be solved with a reasonable amount of investigation. CLASS 2 Cases which require a suspect to be arrested, booked, and interrogated and a prosecutable case prepared by the Detective Bureau. CLASS 3 Cases that may be solved if a reasonable amount of investigative effort is assigned to them.

6. Crime Prevention: Juvenile Crime Crime Prevention Juvenile Crime Graffiti Graffiti costs American communities more than $8 billion per year. http://www.troopers.state.ny.us/Crime_Prevention/Juvenile_Crime/

[Skip to Content] Home About NYSP Site Map ... FAQs Search: Navigate this site Academy Counter Terrorism Crime Prevention Criminal Investigation ... Wanted and Missing NYS AMBER Alert Crime Prevention Juvenile Crime Graffiti Shoplifting ... Vandalism Crime Prevention: Juvenile Crime Graffiti Graffiti costs American communities more than $8 billion per year. It hurts property values, drives away business, and sends the message that nobody cares about the community. Graffiti is everybody’s problem. Here’s what you can do to help. Shoplifting Shoplifting is an expensive problem that everybody pays the price for. It hurts you in several ways — prices keep going up as store owners try to recover some of their losses. A big department store can spend millions a year on security, but it may lose as much as $2,000 a day to shoplifters. And shoplifters give teenagers a bad name. Learn more about shoplifters. Vandalism Vandalism — the willful destruction or defacing of property — is a crime. It’s expensive to repair. It makes our communities unattractive and unsafe. It isn’t cool. Help send a clear message that teens don’t tolerate vandalism! Information on the NYSP website is presented as a community service. Reproductions of information or images taken from the NYSP website must be used for the sole purpose of supplying information as a non-reimbursable, community service. The rules and regulations of the State Police are contained in Title 9 (Executive Department), Subtitle K of the state compilation and can be accessed through the

7. AJ Certificates Prepares students for entrylevel careers working with juvenile offenders, crime prevention, juvenile correctional facilities, juvenile counseling and rehabilitation programs. http://voyager.dvc.edu/~jsinsel/AJ_Certificates.htm

Administration of Justice AS Degree Replaces the Liberal Arts AA Degree Same basic requirements Certificate of Achievement or Certificate of Completion Students wishing to pursue a career in the field of law enforcement, criminal investigation, crime scene investigation, probation, parole, corrections, private security, law, criminal behavioral studies, rehabilitation programs or the like should consider this two-year program. All students planning to seek employment with a government or private agency after they graduate should speak with a faculty member of the department in order to review the special requirements of the various agencies. To earn a Certificate of Achievement , students must complete each required course with a �C� grade or better. Certificate requirements can be completed by attending classes in the day, evening, weekend, online or any combination. Graduation is not required for awarding these certificates. See Mr. Sinsel in his office (FO 213) (925-685-1230 X 2304) for application forms. You may apply for more than one certificate at a time. You may also apply, even though you have not completed the requirements, as long as you are currently enrolled in those courses. Apply early as it takes several months for the process to be completed. Certificate of Achievement Required courses: Units ADJUS 120 Introduction to the Administration of Justice .......................... 3

8. Juvenile Delinquency Prevention > Education, Recreation, Community Involvement Find information on how the juvenile justice system is attempting to prevent juvenile delinquency. Learn more about the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention. http://www.lawyershop.com/practice-areas/criminal-law/juvenile-law/prevention

9. BGSU :: Media Room :: Criminal Justice Expertise Crime prevention, juvenile justice, school crime, and victimology Credentials Ph.D. in criminology; recognized expert and consultant in areas of expertise; consultant for http://www.bgsu.edu/offices/mc/media_room/page22611.html

Media Room Online Media Room Information For Media Media Relations Staff Media Resources ... Wolfe Center Media Room Media Room Dr. Steven P. Lab Professor of criminal justice and chair, Department of Human Services Expertise: Crime prevention, juvenile justice, school crime, and victimology Credentials: Ph.D. in criminology; recognized expert and consultant in areas of expertise; consultant for National Institute of Justice; past president of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences; author of five books and numerous articles. Office Phone: E-mail: slab@bgsu.edu Contact Us Campus Map Accessibility Policy ... A to Z Links Bowling Green State University

10. Commission On Children And Families Juvenile Crime Prevention; Juvenile Justice; Commission on Children and Families Juvenile crime prevention; Juvenile Justice; crime; arrests; recidivism; offenders with mental http://www.oregon.gov/OCCF/Mission/CompPlans/miguidelines13A.shtml

11. Senior Citizen Safety A broad spectrum of crime prevention information is covered including, personal and property protection geared to the special needs of older people. http://www.coj.net/Departments/Sheriffs Office/Community Affairs/Crime Preventio

Home Offices Sheriff's Office Crime Prevention Programs ... Residential Security Senior Citizen Safety What To Do If You're Stopped By The Police Workplace Violence Senior Citizen Safety Specifically designed for seniors A broad spectrum of crime prevention information is covered including, personal and property protection geared to the special needs of older people. The program raises awareness and helps to eliminate misplaced fear. Seniors are also included in all other adult crime prevention programs. Seniors vs. Crime (a partnership between the JSO and Florida Attorney General.) To schedule a program, FREE of charge, or find out more information, call (904)630-2162 or click here Under Florida law, e-mail addresses are public records. If you do not want your e-mail address released in response to a public records request, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead, contact this office by phone or in writing. Mayor City Council Jobs About Jax ... Webmaster

12. Drug Crime News: Office Of Crime Prevention Juvenile Drug Court Up Lawyer Central News Office of Crime Prevention Juvenile Drug Court up for $67,300 grant http://criminal-defense.lawyercentral.com/Office-of-Crime-Prevention-Juvenile-Dr

Need a Lawyer? Have your Case Reviewed for Free by Local Lawyers Home Find Lawyers ... Drug Crime News OFFICE OF CRIME PREVENTION JUVENILE DRUG COURT UP FOR $67,300 Drug Crime News OFFICE OF CRIME PREVENTION JUVENILE DRUG COURT UP FOR $67,300 GRANT August 26, 2010 Juvenile Drug Court is the first government agency in line for a $67,300 grant from the Office of Crime Prevention. Full Story Below More Drug Crime Stories Pair arrested on drug trafficking charges make Justice Court appearance.. Police investigated over drug dealing claims.. AP Drug, gun arrests in some Pa. lawmakers pasts.. Drug raid nets four suspects.. ... Claim Your Attorney Profile Lawyer Central Legal Sites Injury Bankruptcy Dangerous Products Family ... Litigation Lawyer State Directories Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas ... Wyoming November 14, 2010 Site Map Search Live Help

13. Center For The Analysis Of Crime Statistics His areas of interest include situational crime prevention, juvenile corrections, and GIS mapping. Email walkingace@aol.com Phone (702) 8955123 http://www.unlv.edu/centers/crimestats/Staff/

@import url(http://www.unlv.edu/centers/crimestats/stylesheets/style.css); @import("http://www.unlv.edu/centers/crimestats/stylesheets/ie51.css"); Center for the Analysis of Crime Statistics UNLV Criminal Justice Home Crime Mapping Journal State Data Briefs Other Publications ... Agency Links UCR DATABASE: CACS Staff State SACs Contact CACS Director Staff Timothy C. Hart, Ph.D. Director Dr. Timothy C. Hart received his Ph.D. in Criminology from the University of South Florida. His areas of interest include survey research, applied statistics, geographic information systems (GIS), and victimization. Prior to joining the faculty at UNLV, Dr. Hart worked as a Statistician for the Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS), a Program Analyst for the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and a Research Analyst for the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office (HCSO). Dr. Hart is the founder and co-editor of Crime Mapping: A Journal of Research and Practice Email Timothy.Hart@unlv.edu Phone Office : Greenspun Hall (GUA) � Room 5122 William H. Sousa, Ph.D.

14. Media; Crime Prevention; Juvenile Justice General f r o m t h e a d m i n i s t r a t o r in action Shay Bilchik Administrator BULLE T I N N A T I O N A L Y O U T H N E T W O R K f r o m t h e a d m i n i s t r a t o r U.S http://www.ncjrs.gov/pdffiles1/ojjdp/178998.pdf

15. JUVENILE JUSTICE GRANTS AND RESOURCES INTERNET PAGES - FLORIDA 90 Crime Prevention JUVENILE JUSTICE GRANTS AND RESOURCES INTERNET PAGES FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF JUVENILE JUSTICE PROGRAM DESCRIPTION The Florida Department of Juvenile Justice http://www.flcities.com/membership/grant/pdf/Juvenile_Justice_Grants_and_Resourc

16. Crime Prevention: Juvenile Justice Council The Will County Juvenile Justice Council was created by Illinois Statute to address the growing needs of communities to work together http://www.willcountysao.com/juvenile-justice_council.htm

The Will County Juvenile Justice Council The Will County Juvenile Justice Council was created by Illinois Statute to address the growing needs of communities to work together in a collaborative manner to combat juvenile delinquency and crime. The purpose of the Council is to provide a clearinghouse for persons and organizations concerned about the success and future of children in Will County and to provide those interested persons and organizations with a central structure address current issues related to juvenile delinquency and crime prevention. The long term goal of the Council is to present the County with a Juvenile Delinquency and Crime Prevention Plan which will include relevant portions of local crime prevention, public safety, school improvement and safety plans, plans from other public or private entities concerned with dropout prevention, and gang and drug prevention. The Will County Juvenile Justice Council Executive Committee is made up of State's Attorney James Glasgow (Chairperson), Chief Judge Steven White, County Board Member Ann Dralle, Director of Probation Mike Costigan, and Will County Sheriff Paul Kaupas. Representatives of the Executive Committee, schools, business, and community and faith based organizations constitute the active members of the Council. In 2004, the Workforce Investment Board of Will County funded a county-wide study of youth services and developed the State of the Youth Report and a web-based provider locator for youth services (

17. Lieutenant To perform administrative, professional, supervisory and managerial work by planning and directing activities of the School Resource Officer, Crime Prevention, Juvenile Diversion http://www.ccgov.net/departments/HR/departments/docs/lieutenant.html

CAMPBELL COUNTY GILLETTE, WYOMING Lieutenant Class specifications are intended to present a descriptive list of the range of duties performed by employees in the class. Specifications are not intended to reflect all duties performed within the job and/or department. DEFINITION To perform administrative, professional, supervisory and managerial work by planning and directing activities of the School Resource Officer, Crime Prevention, Juvenile Diversion Program, Sexual Offender Registration Program, Animal Control, Civil Process and Records areas of the Sheriff's Office; and to manage the Department's vehicle fleet program. SUPERVISION RECEIVED AND EXERCISED Exercise direct supervision over supervisory, professional, technical and clerical staff. Receive administrative direction from the Sheriff. EXAMPLES OF IMPORTANT AND ESSENTIAL DUTIES Important and essential duties may include, but are not limited to, the following: Supervise, plan, coordinate personnel and activities within the Administrative area which includes School Resource Officer, Crime Prevention, Juvenile Diversion Program, Sexual Offender Registration Program, Animal Control, Civil Process and Records areas. Participate in the selection of staff; train, motivate and evaluate assigned personnel; maintain team unity; provide or coordinate staff training; work with employees to correct deficiencies; implement discipline and termination procedures.

18. Hope For Haiti, About Us Overview She has successfully supervised social programs designed for youth and low income families, including Crime Prevention, Juvenile Delinquency, After School Program, Job Training and http://hopeforhaiti.com/aboutus.php

Education Nutrition Healthcare Emergency Relief ... Supplies Needed Join Our E-mail List and Get Monthly Updates! Email: Home About Us Programs Volunteering ... Contact Us at_attach("programs_parent", "programs_child", "hover", "y", "pointer"); at_attach("news_parent", "news_child", "hover", "y", "pointer"); at_attach("aboutus_parent", "aboutus_child", "hover", "y", "pointer"); at_attach("donation_parent", "donation_child", "hover", "y", "pointer"); It only took one time for the children of Haiti to capture the heart and soul of Naples, Florida resident and humanitarian, JoAnne Kuehner. Wanting to make a difference through focusing on education, she put her trust and support into �people� who were already striving for success. Joining forces with Dr. Keith Hussey in 1997, the focus to make a difference expanded to nutrition and healthcare. Now over 20 years later, prides its long-term success of our mission on the foundation on which it was built. continues to believe in �people� and therefore partners with those in Haiti who are doing an excellent job and supporting them in furthering their work. We do not build and run our own schools. Rather than reinvent the wheel, we work directly with those who are successfully ministering to the poor and who will be there for the long term. In this way, we make sure that over 96 cents of every dollar donated is used for programs that can help create a better future for the children of Haiti. has held the vision from the very beginning that the people of Haiti are the ones who take control of their future and we are here to lend a needed hand along the difficult path.

19. Walnut Creek (California) PD Hiring [Archive] - Police Forums & Law Enforcement Fixed beats are assigned and patrol officers are responsible for providing patrol, investigation, crime prevention, juvenile, traffic and public assistance on their beat. http://forums.officer.com/forums/archive/index.php/t-65404.html

Law Enforcement Job Center PDA View Full Version : Walnut Creek (California) PD Hiring alphonsus 04-20-2007, 02:09 AM Police Office Trainee City of Walnut Creek $25/hr while attending the Police Academy Final Filing Date: Friday, May 4, 2007, at 5:00pm The City of Walnut Creek is currently seeking applicants for Police Office Trainee. Walnut Creek Police Officers serve in patrol, traffic and investigation assignments. Fixed beats are assigned and patrol officers are responsible for providing patrol, investigation, crime prevention, juvenile, traffic and public assistance on their beat. New officers receive field training from an experienced Walnut Creek Police Officer prior to assuming the responsibility of a solo beat officer. The department has a 4-10/3-12 patrol schedule. Qualifications: Must be a minimum of 20 yaers and 6 months at the time of application and 21 years of age at the time of appointment. Applicants for trainee must have completed a minimum of 45 college of university semester units at time of application. For complete information, and for a City application, please visit out website at:

20. Crime Prevention - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Crime prevention is the attempt to reduce victimization and to deter crime and criminals. It is applied specifically to efforts made by governments to reduce crime, enforce the law http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crime_prevention

Crime prevention From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search Crime prevention is the attempt to reduce victimization and to deter crime and criminals. It is applied specifically to efforts made by governments to reduce crime, enforce the law, and maintain criminal justice Crime prevention is any initiative or policy which reduces or eliminates the aggregate level of victimization or the risk of individual criminal participation. It includes government and community based programs to reduce the incidents of risk factors correlated with criminal participation and the rate of victimization, as well as efforts to change perceptions Contents Studies Types Bibliography External links ... edit Studies Criminologists such as Gottfredson, McKenzie, Eck, Farrington, Sherman, Waller and others have been at the forefront of analyzing what works to prevent crime. Prestigious commissions and research bodies, such as the World Health Organization United Nations , the United States National Research Council , the UK Audit Commission and so on, have analyzed their and others' research on what lowers rates of interpersonal crime.

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