Presentation on Neighbourhood Guidelines for the Analysis and Control of Violent Crime
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The document outlines Operation Curb, a strategy to prevent serious youth violence through a structured risk management and problem solving approach. It involves gathering intelligence on offenders, victims, locations and weapon trends to prioritize risks. Tactics include targeting high-risk individuals and areas through interventions like stop-and-search, bail conditions, and weapons sweeps. The strategy also aims to improve information sharing across agencies and engage partners through initiatives to educate youth and support at-risk families. The goal is to reduce repeat offending, victimization and violent incidents through collaborative problem solving and public protection measures.
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