Sentences with phrase «police numbers rose»

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Worse still is the fact that the number of police involved in crime has risen as well.

Schaumburg police Sgt. Ron Dutner said residents analyzing a printout of all police calls in the natural area found that the number of criminal incidents had risen about 30 percent during the last two years.

The number of stop and searches carried out under the Police and Criminal Evidence Act has also continued to rise with a marked racial divide.

He's often credited with having kicked off the historic reversal of New York's decades - long rise in crime — embracing the «broken windows» theory of policing, introducing the crime - monitoring tool CompStat and overseeing a big boost in the number of city cops.

No comprehensive research has been done into whether there is a link between falling police numbers and rising crime levels.

After a rocky summer, de Blasio's poll numbers had begun to rise, though he now faces questions about federal investigations into police corruption, his fundraising practices, and elevated lead levels in the blood of NYCHA residents.

Suffolk police officials said a reduction in the number of officers in recent years and an effort to proactively deploy resources based on crime patterns were driving the rise in overtime.

Before long she settled back into a clear right - wing rant about police numbers, rising crime and DNA retention.

Haigh, who was elected as MP for Sheffield Heeley in 2015 general election and was the youngest Labour member of that parliament, also railed against the «seven years of prolonged, deep cuts from this Conservative Government that have led to police officer numbers falling and crime rising».

It is becoming increasingly necessary that the Ghana Police Service to recruit more personnel to augment its numbers to face the rising internal security challenges of the state.

And a leaked Home Office document prepared ahead of the new strategy launch said cuts to police numbers have «likely contributed» to a rise in serious violent crime.

Harry Fletcher from the National Association of Probation Officers (NAPO) union predicts a rise in prison numbers after cuts to police and probation numbers.

This led to a concentration of poverty in Flint, a decrease in the number of police officers and a rise in crime to one of the highest rates in the nation.

Although the numbers of common assaults rose between 2003 and 2007 — a reflection of earlier and more frequent police intervention resulting from use of A&E data — the number of more costly serious woundings fell in Cardiff.

Darlington: Local authority staff are «currently working with the police and health to ensure the safeguarding of home educated children and this may have contributed to the rise in numbers identified»

Portugal's police said Wednesday they had arrested 61 suspected arsonists so far this year, with fires on the rise and figures showing the largest number of people killed in forest blazes since 2003.

The police recorded an annual rise of 10 % in the number of offences committed during the year ending March 2017.

Consequently, in Brampton and Mississauga, the number of domestic violence charges has risen in the last few years while the number of police calls for domestic violence has declined.

Unfortunately, according to the Indiana State Police, the number of bicycle accidents leading to serious injury or death has risen.

Police, however, fear the number may rise.

Unfortunately, Toronto Police Service safety statistics are not on the side of pedestrians; fatality numbers continue to rise despite new provincial laws to enhance road safety.

It suggested that a proper graduation of the police station case fee that took account of the number of attendances, or a time - related banding, as in the magistrates» courts standard fee scheme, would provide an adequate sharing of the economic risk of rises in defence practitioners» travel costs between the supplier and the government.

In addition to the mega trials, he said the rising use of electronic communication of evidence, increased resources in police investigations, and even the increase in Crown attorney hirings have created a massive uptake in demand that the static numbers of judges and courtrooms can't handle or accommodate.