Advice - First Principle

Preventing crime is the first of nine principles set out by Sir Robert Peel in 1829 when he established the modern day police force. That first principle forms the basis for the crime prevention advice that has been provided below.

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	Allotment security	Anti-social behaviour
Beach hut security	Boat Security (Broads)	Boat Security
Building site security	Cannabis Factories - how to spot one	Caravan security
Caravan storage	Card security	Cash machines
Catalytic converter	Church security	Cold callers
Commercial CCTV	Communal mail	Counterfeit banknotes
County lines	Cyber crime	Cycle theft
Dangerous dogs	Delivery Drivers	Dog fouling
Dog theft	Domestic violence	Domestic CCTV
Extending or refurbishing	Farm security	Fraud
Gangs - Advice for parents	Gangs - Advice for young people	Grooming
Hate crime	Heating oil security	Home security
Home security for tenants	Horse and stables	Keyless theft
Lock snapping	Metal theft	Modern Day Slavery
Mopeds and scooters	Motorcycle security	Neighbour disputes
Occupiers liability	Parents guide to social media	Personal safety
Power tool security	Replacement doors and windows	Residential design guide
Romance Fraud	Rural Crime	Security alarms
Security product brochure	Shed and garage security	Small business security checklist
Social media security	Suspicious behaviour	Taxi drivers
Theft from shops	Vehicle security	Village Halls & Sports Clubs
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