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Probation

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Reducing drink driving

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-    engage with the communities through social media including Eyewatch  -    support Neighbourhood Watch Group  - police and community programs such as Community Awareness in Policing Program, Bizkeys, Next of Kin, Safely Home, MyNite

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-    engage with the communities through social media including Eyewatch  -    support Neighbourhood Watch Group  - police and community programs such as Community Awareness in Policing Program, Bizkeys, Next of Kin, Safely Home, MyNite

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lock-out laws reduce alcohol fuelled violence.

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police force research the criam

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• intervention occurs which prevents or reduces crime that may have occurred if that intervention did not take place.

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The introduction of the Domestic Violence Evidence in Chief (DVEC) program permits police officers who investigate a domestic violence scene to receive a statement from the victim on their smart phone which can then be used as evidence in the courtroom. This program allows the evidence to speak for itself and courtrooms are beginning to make very significant choices based on this.

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Reduce

·         Young people and youth issues- diverting young people from formal justice system and try to create a positive relationship between young people of NSW and the NSW police

·         Building collaborative relationship

·         Promoting trust and respect

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>They empower the community by allowing them to report any crimes that are occurring as well as reporting anything suspicious.
>They work with many non government agencies such as security at events, shopping malls etc. to crack down on specific crimes that are likely to happen at certain locations

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- The role of Crime prevention officers is to work together within the community to reduce crimes.
- Youth clubs
- Focus on hotspots where crime is more likely to occur
- Eye watch
- Neighbourhood watch

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Community engagement is a key feature of effective crime prevention. It is a long term process through which the NSW Police Force involves groups and individuals in identifying problems and in shaping and implementing solutions to those problems. Community involvement in addressing community identi ed problems and police initiatives enhances trust in and legitimacy of the police. Some examples of police engagement with their communities are as follows:

lead Community Safety Precinct Committees

engage with the communities through social media including Eyewatch

support Neighbourhood Watch Groups

participate in community events

participate in community based forums on speci c issues

police and community programs such as Community Awareness in Policing Program, Bizkeys, Next of Kin, Safely Home, MyNite.

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Redfern police boxing program KOs crime statistics

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Redfern police boxing program KOs crime statistics

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The program, run by Redfern police and Aboriginal organisation Tribal Warriors, is helping local youths fight for a chance at a better life. Starting with 10 young Aboriginal men from the area, the program has been credited with a reduction of robberies by males in the same demographic by 80 per cent.
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/newslocal/city-east/redfern-police-boxing-program-kos-crime-statistics/news-story/58a988d14ec56db93a854d578d55d59a

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Services and programs such as:
Child Wellbeing Unit - partner with child protection professionals and is aligned with the existing NSW Child Health Networks. Staff at the CWU provides advice and support to mandatory reporters on how to respond to concerns relating to the safety, welfare and wellbeing of children and young people.

Sex Crimes Squad - provides a specialist investigative service across NSW assisting the Joint Investigation Response Squad and Local Area Commands in complex serious crimes against children. This squad includes the Child Exploitation Internet Unit that investigates child abuse and exploitation of children that is facilitated through the use of the internet, related computer and telecommunication devices. The squad maintains the Child Protection Registry, established to monitor and maintain the NSW Police Child Protection Register as per the Child Protection (Offenders Registration) Act 2000.

Domestic Violence Liaison Officers - support and monitor the Police response to family and domestic violence, ensure protection orders are sought for victims including children and young people, monitor family and domestic violence related ‘child at risk’ reports and support JIRT Police in the application for apprehended violence orders through the courts.

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Supply reduction strategies to disrupt or reduce the production and supply of illegal drugs; and control, manage and/or regulate the availability of legal drugs;

Demand reduction strategies to prevent or delay the uptake of alcohol, tobacco and other drug use; reduce substance misuse and support people to recover from dependence and reintegrate with the community; and

Harm reduction strategies to reduce the adverse health, social and economic consequences of the use of alcohol, tobacco and other drugs.

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In April 2001, the NSW Department of Infrastructure, Planning and Natural Resources (former Department of Urban Affairs and Planning) introduced Crime Prevention Legislative Guidelines to Section 79C of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act, 1979. These guidelines require consent authorities to ensure that development provides safety and security to consumers and the community.

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Domestic and family violence is a crime that takes many forms including emotional and psychological abuse, intimidation, harassment, stalking, physical and sexual assault, and can include animal abuse targeting pets, and damaging personal or joint property.
It is the most underreported of crimes because the perpetrator knows the victim intimately through a long-term, close or developing relationship. The perpetrator relies on developing, during the early stages, a strong bond through friendship, love, trust and loyalty to create a high degree of co-dependence. The underlying behavioural traits of power and control are then employed as tactics to commit the crime.
The more times a perpetrator commits the crime, the greater the likelihood the affected partner becomes vulnerable to further abuse and violence. This can frequently result in the affected person developing feelings of fear, guilt, anxiety, low self-esteem, isolation and feeling 'trapped' in the relationship. This often results in a 'Cycle of Violence'.
Children living in a relationship with abusive behaviour are considered to be at risk of harm, either directly by being abused or indirectly by witnessing the abuse of the parent or carer. Children who live in families where domestic and family violence occurs are at a greater risk of being sexually abused. The continuation of abuse and even exposure to such abuse could result in serious problems impacting on the child's personal, health, education and social development.

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https://www.nap.edu/read/10419/chapter/8

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The NSW Police Force will respond to all reports of domestic and family violence and pursue the perpetrators to hold them accountable for their 'criminal behaviour' under NSW law, by placing them before the courts.

http://www.parkeschampionpost.com.au/story/4587777/domestic-violence-figures-increase/

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The NSW Police Force Priories for Working in a Culturally, Linguis cally and Religiously Diverse Society and Mul cultural Services and Policies Program (MPSP) Forward Plan 2011- 2014 is designed to assist staff, both sworn and civilian, to work in ways that are both relevant to opera onal policing and conducive to strong community rela onships and coopera on to prevent and reduce crime and the fear of crime.