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Where Will Criminals Strike Next?

12/21/2010 - New computer programs allow police to allocate resources to areas where crime is most likely to take place.
Daily Headline : Crime

Police in Delhi Order Employers to Protect Female Workers at Night

12/16/2010 - A rape epidemic in Delhi, India, has working women afraid and the police ordering companies to ensure their female employees get home safely.
Daily Headline : Crime

Ciudad Juarez Reaches Morbid Milestone: 3,000 Murders in 2010

12/15/2010 - Ciudad Juarez—the Mexican border city just across the Rio Grande River from El Paso, Texas—yesterday reached a morbid milestone: over 3,000 people have been murdered in 2010 alone.
Facility Management: Crime

Fast Food, Easy Money

11/29/2010 - A series of burglaries at fast food outlets reveals many security lessons, including simple ways to enhance security at these types of facilities and why franchisors may want to be more proactive in offering advice to franchises.
Daily Headline : Crime

Morning Security Brief: Japan's Mafia, "Friendly Fraud," and Reducing Crime

11/19/2010 - Japan continues its efforts to fight entrenched mafia ties to various industries. Online businesses step up efforts to curtail "friendly fraud." And criminologists' ideas on how to reduce crime.
Daily Headline : Crime

Morning Security Brief: Whistleblower Proposal, Intelligence Budget, Liquid Explosives Screening, and More

11/04/2010 - The SEC has issued a proposal for comment to clarify how whistleblowers can win awards by reporting fraud. The Director of National Intelligence announces progress in gaining stronger authority. Agents find a tunnel used to smuggle drugs. The European Union approves liquid explosives screening equipment. And more.
Daily Headline : Crime

Morning Security Brief: Gun Violence, Archive Security, and Data Privacy

10/28/2010 - U.S. law enforcement groups join forces to fight gun violence. The U.S. National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) has not effectively implemented information security controls. Privacy Group calls for more comprehensive and effective privacy protections when data is shared between the EU members and the United States.
Daily Headline : Crime

Morning Security Brief: Identity Theft, Worldwide Corruption Perceptions, and Combating Bribery of Foreign Officials

10/27/2010 - Reports of identity-theft up 123 percent in suspicious activity reports since 2003. The United States slips slightly in Transparency International's ranking of corruption perceptions of countries. But another report on bribery of foreign officials gives the U.S. high marks.
Book Reviews: Crime

Crime Prevention: Theory and Practice

10/21/2010 - Crime Prevention is an outdated examination of a discipline, which does not give proper due to private security professionals.
Intelligence: Crime

Criminal Intent

09/30/2010 - A new report says there’s a lack of criminal intent provisions in new criminal laws, so people may be punished for crimes they didn’t know they were committing. Read the report here.
Facility Management: Crime

Arson, Texas: Anatomy of the East Texas Church Fires

09/28/2010 - Over a six-week span earlier this year, arsonists torched 10 East Texas churches. An inside look at their rampage shows how churches can protect themselves. (Online Exclusive) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Legal Report: Crime

U.S. Congressional Legislation: DNA

08/31/2010 - A bill (H.R. 4614) introduced by Rep. Harry Teague (D-NM) that would provide grants to states for DNA collection has been approved by the House of Representatives. The bill is now pending in the Senate Judiciary Committee.The bill would increase existing grant funds for states that have DNA collection programs.
International: Crime

Exploited Labor

08/31/2010 - The Department of Labor’s Bureau of International Labor Affairs last year released its initial public list of goods believed to be produced by forced or child labor in violation of international standards. The list, which was required by the TVPRA, sorts the risks by country, good, and whether the goods were produced with child labor, forced labor, or both.
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