Sentence examples for proactive crime from inspiring English sources

"Yesterday, July 17, police from the Rose Bay proactive crime team were patrolling Knox Lane at Double Bay".

It's about being proactive, about preventing crime happening in the first place [and] it's reasonable and proportionate.

A hard-charger who preached zero tolerance (cracking down on minor offenses) and proactive policing (deterring crime before it happens), Johnson faced an already catastrophic erosion of trust between Flint's residents and its law enforcement.

Opening the lines of communication between the police and the community and a proactive approach to crime prevention are the hallmarks of CAPS.

She is squeezed on one side by a nationalist backlash supported by a recalcitrant and powerful Catholic church, and on the other side by pressure from Brussels to be more proactive on war crimes and the treatment of minority Serbs as Croatia aims to conclude its negotiations to join the European Union.

Transparency and proactive, timely dissemination of crime information to the campus community are done to empower the community.

One police chief added that the cuts will mean fewer officers and a pruning back of neighbourhood policing and proactive prevention work which stops crime levels rising.

That pro-active element will be the central message of the conference, as Rachel White of Bolton community safety says: The campaign is unique in that it challenges disability hate crime in a proactive manner, rather than waiting for incidents to occur before encouraging reporting and providing support to victims.

This week officers from across the Capital have been engaged in proactive operations, targeting and disrupting gang crime, drug supply and knife crime that could impact on the safety of Carnival weekend.

"This is more of a proactive tool than reacting after crimes have occurred.

"This is more of a proactive tool than reacting after crimes have occurred," said Williams.