61. SummersvilleGOVCOMMENTS In particular, do you have any documents reflecting your crime stats and calls forservice? sent via US Mail) for $20 to offset your direct costs for postage http://november9.homestead.com/SummersvilleGOVCOMMENTS.html

@import url(/~media/elements/Text/font_styles.css); This page is reserved for comments from the government of Summersville as they pertain to the statements made herein upon SUMMERSVILLEPOLICE.COM. As of January 23, 2003, I have not received any crime data from the city. HOME PUBLIC COMMENTS LINKS E-MAIL Please e-mail your comments to mike@kittyshark.com or via FAX at 786-551-6397. November 20, 2002 Mr. Jay Nowak Summersville Police Department 400 N. Broad Street Summersville, WV 26651 Dear Mr. Nowak: As you may be aware, I am the creator of SUMMERSVILLEPOLICE.COM in which I voice my outlook of the Summersville Police Department. While it is obvious that we have radically dissimilar opinions of how speeding regulations should be enforced, I am, nevertheless writing to solicit your opinion of your department's law enforcement tactics in enforcing speeding regulations within Summersville. Upon reading some legitimate news stories of the department it is stated that approximately eighty percent (80%) of the tickets issued by the SPD are issued to out-of-state motorist . Does the department, formally or informally, have any policies or guidelines in the granting of warning tickets or stopping local residents compared to out-of-state motorists. Moreover, I noticed that that Summersville does not report its crime data to the U.S. Department of Justices'

62. Cops8  -  Citizens' Organization For Police Support currently a volunteer board with the exception of administrative costs. News Letter Photos Events Meet the Cops crime stats Press Releases http://www.cops8.com/

Citizens' Organization for Police Support MENU Welcome Mission Statement COPS 8 is a non-profit organization dedicated to Police Officers of New Orleans with a specific focus on the 8th District. The 8th District is a high density district that includes The French Quarter, The Marigny Triangle, and The Central Business District. Modeled after the COPS II program in the Second District, COPS 8 is comprised of residents, employees, business owners, and patrons of the 8th District. Our mission is: "To support and to improve the quality of life for our 8th District Officers as they have improved ours". We intend to achieve this by doing activities such as: Providing meals during 8th District events such as Mardi Gras, Southern Decadence, and Bayou Classic. Provide Christmas gifts to all officers, such as flac jackets or other items that they may need to do their job and that the city does not provide. Funding programs or equipment that Captain Dabdoub, commander of the 8th District, requests and that the city budget has not provided for. Raising community awareness to the integrity and dedication of our officers.

63. Finding Data On The Internet List of links arranged by topic especially of interest to journalists and other researchersCategory Computers Internet Resources Research...... include aggregate population, farm and agribusiness stats for each US state, localand campus crime statistics. handy calculator to compare the costs of living http://www.robertniles.com/data/

About Robert Reporting Help Finding Data on the Internet Questions for Candidates ... Bookstore The Cartoon Guide to Statistics This isn't some dumb-downed whitewash. It's a must-read for a beginner taking his or her first steps toward understanding stats. More information A new edition of Victor Cohn's classic guide to reporting statistical claims and controversies. More information Home Finding Data on the Internet You've cast your lines into the sea of sources, but still aren't finding the information you need. That's what happens when you don't know the right place to look. Scroll down to the links below and your days of coming up empty while reporting are over. You'll soon be checking facts and downloading reputable data on everything from public safety to campaign contributions ... you name it. Basic Stuff If you go to just one site for U.S. government data, let it be FedStats Find the current time for anyplace on Earth, thanks to the U.S. Naval Observatory Worry no more about how many square feet are in an acre, or how many meters are in a mile. Convert most anything to anything else at onlineconversion.com

64. International Networks Archive \\ Remapping Our World Of note are charts that compare costs of drugs in relation to bus fare or beer (seepp 57 UNCJIN has list of links to collections and databases of crime stats. http://www.princeton.edu/~ina/drugs/sources.html

BACK TO DRUGS ILLICIT DRUG TRADE SOURCES UNODCCP (United Nations Office for Drug Control and Crime Prevention) or the UNDCP (United Nations Drug Control Program which is the same program) Global Illicit Drug Trends 2002 (pdf downloadable) This annual report shows excellent global data on illegal drug trafficking and seizures in narrative form and charts for cocaine, heroin, amphetamines, and cannabis resin. UNODCCP Technical Series has several pdf reports: Supply of and trafficking in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotic Substances 1996 (excellent charts and graphs) Economic and Social Consequences of Drug Abuse and Trafficking Volatile Substance Abuse Amphetamine-Type Stimulants-A Global review Social Impact of Drug Abuse Drugs and Development Other reports which focus on regions or specific drugs: The Drug Nexus in Africa (pdf downloadable) provides a good narrative of illicit drug activity in Africa. Of note are charts that compare costs of drugs in relation to bus fare or beer (see pp 57-58). Charts on specific drug seizures, too, but none on trafficking. However, the narrative which explains a bit about port areas of trafficking.

65. U.S.News 4/17/95: The New Redlining Second, insurance carriers clearly have greater loss costs on policies sold in innercities, but except for the most blighted inner cities, crime stats don't http://wjcohen.home.mindspring.com/usnclips/redline.htm

As appeared in U.S.News and World Report, April 17, 1995 (4950 words) The New Redlining It's different from the old, but minorities are still getting shortchanged BY PENNY LOEB, WARREN COHEN AND CONSTANCE JOHNSON Above the blighted neighborhood of North Philadelphia in Germantown, George and LaVerne Butts purchased an abandoned house seven years ago. It was something of a beachhead. Banks weren't making loans in the North Philadelphia area, but the Buttses persuaded them to try. They had the law on their side. The law was called the Community Reinvestment Act. Passed in 1977, the CRA requires banks to meet the credit needs of their entire communities rich or poor, white or black. The law permits citizens to protest a bank's community lending record and win agreements for more loans. That's what the Buttses did. And thanks to their efforts, some 200 abandoned houses nearby are home now to families. Children play in the yards. The mortgages get paid on time. Few people dispute that federal fair-lending laws have had a positive impact on bank lending to the poor. But critics contend the lenders could be doing a lot more. They concede that blatant discrimination in which financial institutions literally drew a red line around entire neighborhoods deemed off-limits for loans and homeowner's insurance is rare today. But formal redlining, they argue, has given way to other practices that effectively impede lending to poor neighborhoods. Compounding the problem, banks have been closing branch offices, pulling up a crucial financial anchor of many communities.

66. Juvenile And Adult Crime Statistics - 2001 By comparison, the total costs of secure detention of juvenile delinquent offendersin a comparison of the types and severity of juvenile crime committed in http://scican.net/~cburnham/court/juvstat01.html

Juvenile Delinquency Statistics for Morgan County 2001 I ndex Introduction Secure Detention Costs Waiver of Jurisdiction to Adult Court Commitments to D.O.C. Juvenile Facilities ... Juvenile/Adult Crime Stats Sheet - Year 2001 to Year 2000 Comparison During calendar year 2001, juvenile delinquency cases were presented to the Morgan Superior Court No. 2 for disposition [an increase from 327 cases in 2000 ]. Of these 353 cases, 267 cases were resolved through formal juvenile court proceedings and disposition, and 86 cases were resolved by informal adjustment through the Morgan County Probation Department. In comparing adult criminal cases filed in all of the Morgan Circuit and Superior Courts in 2001 with the juvenile delinquency cases formally filed with Superior Court No. 2 in 2001, the following information is noteworthy: 42% of all residential burglary charges filed in 2001 were committed by juveniles up from 11% in 2000. 5% of all non-residential burglary charges filed in 2001 were committed by juveniles down from 46% in 2000.

67. Crime Stats Entertainment Money Features Opinion Community Services Marketplace SECTIONS Columnists Editorials Mike Thompson Letters Send a letter SERVICES Search Archives Death notices About us Subscribe http://www.freep.com/voices/editorials/ecrim29_20000829.htm

Home News Sports Entertainment ... Marketplace SECTIONS Columnists Editorials Mike Thompson Letters ... Place an ad Crime Stats Numbers reflect progress; prison situation doesn't August 29, 2000 New statistics showing a 10.4-percent drop in violent crime last year the biggest in the 26 years such records have been kept are good news and sure to generate plenty of theories, postulating and political grandstanding. What they won't generate is much of an increased sense of personal security. That pervasive insecurity is behind some of the decline. People are doing more to avoid being targets. They drive tanks, keep cell phones at the ready, dangle tear gas from their key chains and invest in elaborate home safety systems. They fear strangers and won't shop where they don't see blazing lights and an army of uniformed guards. Video cameras peer from everywhere. Another factor you won't hear much bragging about is the swelling prison population now almost 2 million. The land of the free also has the world's highest rate of people behind bars or supervised by the corrections system, one in every 147 according to the latest study. Sentences are longer and the costs are staggering, but no one sees that trend reversing, and it's become acceptable. So while the numbers show a safer nation, we haven't solved the violence problem so much as denied it opportunity by bulwarking society and by locking away those who would disrupt it.

68. BestPlaces.net - City Info, Data, Stats NEW! Now with 3,000 City Profiles Compare cities in housing, costsof living, crime, education, economy, health and climate. Choose http://www.bestplaces.net/

City info City Profiles Compare two cities Sort on a category Notes Cost of Living calc Start Help Notes School statistics Start Help Notes Best Place finder Quick version Full version Help Notes Crime City crime rates MSA crime rates Compare two cities Sort on a category ... Notes Climate U.S. cities World cities Pop chart Notes Other features What's New Articles Miscellaneous Sign up for email Partner with us Advertising About us History Recent projects In the News Articles ... Contact information NEW! Now with 3,000 City Profiles Compare cities in housing, costs of living, crime, education, economy, health and climate. Choose any two cities and see them displayed side-by-side. NEW! Cost of Living and Salary Calculator Moving from Walla Walla to Wall Street? Our exclusive tool show you how much you'll need to earn to maintain that wild wild Walla Walla lifestyle. EXCLUSIVE! Find your Best Place to Live Our powerful new tool lets you describe your ideal place to live. Then our expert system compares your preferences with our database of hundreds of cities, and presents you with rankings for your further investigation. Partner with BestPlaces.net.

69. Costs Of Crime publicity, of course, and there's reason to think it might have a more lasting impactas well, since Cohen and Miller's earlier work on crime costs helped end http://www.leftbusinessobserver.com/Costs_of_crime.html

Home Mail Articles Stats/current ... Links LBO The costs of crime by J.W. Mason J.W. Mason was a reporter for LBO when he wrote this piece; he's now working somewhere in DC. Suppose you could calculate the dollar value of the costs of crime - lost property, medical bills, missed work, pain and suffering - and figure out its total yearly cost to society? While "putting a dollar value on the suffering resulting from crime might seem cold and impersonal, such information is useful in the policy arena." For example, "is a patrol pattern that prevents a rape better than one that prevents three burglaries?" The answer, it turns out, is yes: 20.7 times better, in fact. Who would have guessed it? The quotes and figure come from "Victim Costs and Consequences: A New Look," a study by Mark Cohen, Ted Miller, and Brian Wiersema (CM&W) published with some fanfare by the National Institute of Justice (NIJ) this spring. This study, building on earlier work by Miller and Cohen, adds up seven types of cost (lost productivity, medical care, mental health care, police and fire services, social services, property loss and damage, and lost quality of life) for a dozen types of crime. The bill, by their reckoning, comes to $447 billion a year. What's wrong Getting spongier All these problems aside, at least there are some dollar values to base the estimates on. But what about the "lost quality of life" of crime victims? Suffering has no market value, concede CM&W, but "[n]evertheless, these losses are real. Victims would pay dearly to avoid them." How can you measure the dollar value of something with no market price?

70. Statistical Resources On The Web/Cost Of Living HD 4826.Y431 stats.Ref); The World Development Indicators CD-ROM Comparative LivingCosts - United States. Net Compare two US cities by crime, housing, economic http://www.lib.umich.edu/govdocs/steccpi.html

Statistical Resources on the Web Cost-of-Living Frames Index No-Frames Version Child-Rearing Costs Comparative International Costs ... Producer Prices Last updated on February 4, 2003 Explanation Consumer price indexes measure the rate of change of the cost of living, or inflation/deflation rate in goods purchased directly by consumers; they do not compare living expenses between cities Cost of living indicators are comparative between cities or countries Producer price indexes measure the rate of change in the selling price of goods by the producer in manufacturing, mining, agriculture, forestry fisheries, services, etc; they may predict a rise in consumer prices BLS Handbook of Methods Describes history and methodology of collecting consumer price index, producer price index, international price index, and consumer expenditures In HTML and Adobe Acrobat formats Comprehensive Sources Statistical Universe (UMich Only) Indexes and abstracts federal government statistics since 1974; business, association and state government data since 1980, and international agencies since 1983 Access through the Statistical Sources menu Delimiters include Boolean operators and numerous proximity indicators, frequency, and comparative data (by city, by foreign country, by age, by disease)

71. Campus Crime And Security At Postsecondary Education Institutions Home Page researching the differences between colleges and how much it costs to attend datacollected do not necessarily reflect prosecutions or convictions for crime. http://ope.ed.gov/security/index.asp

The OPE Campus Security Statistics Website is your direct link to reported criminal offenses for over 6000 colleges and universities in the United States. If you are thinking of attending college in a large urban city, a small liberal arts college, a specialized college, or a community college you can find their security statistics here. The OPE Campus Security Statistics Website is brought to you by the Office of Postsecondary Education of the U.S. Department of Education. It was authorized by Congress with the 1998 amendment to the Higher Education Act of 1965 (HEA) to help potential college students and their parents research criminal offenses on college campuses. The Department of Education is committed to assisting schools in providing students with a safe environment in which to learn and to keep parents and students well informed about campus security. By October 1 of each year, a school that is Title IV eligible is required to publish and distribute an annual campus security report to all current students and employees. In addition to the required annual campus security report, schools are required to provide timely warning of the occurrences of crimes that are reported to campus security authorities and local police agencies. The timely warning information is to be provided in an appropriate manner so as to prevent similar crimes from occurring and to protect the personal safety of students and employees. The OPE Campus Security Statistics Website is also linked to the National Center for Education Statistics

72. Errata: Security Statistics you start to see wildly varying stats that conflict Studies and Surveys of ComputerCrime that explores No Heed to Chaos They Might Cause * costs $10 billion http://www.attrition.org/errata/stats.html

@import url("/attrition.css"); They say that 83% of all statistics are lies. Think about that for a second. One of the largest things media outlets use to back their claims are statistics. It is absolutely incredible how many times a media outlet will quote a statistic and not credit where it came from. Further, they are fond of taking creative liberty with how they quote the article to suit their needs. Rather than taking the time to read and match conflicting stats, we have decided to just list various articles that quote various statistics about computer crime. These stats cover damage to system, percentage of intrusions, and everything else. The problem with damage figures for telephone fraud and software piracy are shady to say the least. What these companies refuse to tell you is that their figures are rough estimates. Not only that, they are rough estimates based on how many copies of a program or how many phone calls were made. The problem here is, that if the person had to pay for the software or phone call, there is a good chance they wouldn't have. So if they do it because it is free and ONLY because it is free.. is it real loss? The person usually would never have payed in the first place. So.. read the following stats. Look carefully at what each claims. I think it is only a matter of minutes before you start to see wildly varying stats that conflict with each other. Remember this when you read future articles!

73. Search For A Home Tips - Susan Marthens Portland Real Estate Hazards (flood, earthquake, etc.); Schools; crime stats for past 12 months. http://www.movingtoportland.net/search_tips.htm

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74. Accomplishments - Vancouver Police - City Of Vancouver, Washington that promote awareness and safety for our citizens, including crime preventionreview We continue to apply for grants to defray program costs and provide http://www.ci.vancouver.wa.us/vanpd/topten.htm

Vancouver Police 300 E. 13th Street Vancouver, WA 98660 fax (360) 696-8176 VPD Home Chief's Message Most Wanted Crime Stats ... LAW ENF. Citizen Contact with Vancouver Police During 2001, Vancouver Police received 9-1-1 calls. Last year officers conducted traffic stops, wrote police reports, and arrested persons. Civilian policing specialists assisted citizens with non-emergencies at our precinct offices, in person and by telephone. Last year our community policing specialists reached over local citizens with crime prevention and safety education classes and materials, and received over in grant funding for special projects. Investigations During 2001 our Investigations Division was referred cases, 37% of which were assigned to a detective for investigation. Of the cases that were assigned, our case clearance rate was 44%.

75. CPD - Helpful Information - Victims Rights sentencing. You may apply to the Maricopa County crime Victim CompensationBoard for compensation for your outof-pocket costs. http://www.chandlerpd.com/cpd_site/helpful_info/victim_comp.htm

Helpful Info 911 - Don't Abuse It Alarm Ordinance City Ordinances Community Resources ... Helpful Information Crime Victim Compensation Current Case Status Types Arizona Constitutional Rights for Victims of Crime Information for Victims of Crime Victims' Rights Under Arizona Statute and Court Rule ... Restitution CRIME VICTIM COMPENSATION: The State of Arizona provides Crime Victim Compensation to lawful United States residents. Funds to pay crime victim compensation claims come from a penalty of $100 per felony count, assessed at the time of sentencing. You may apply to the Maricopa County Crime Victim Compensation Board for compensation for your out-of-pocket costs. You may be eligible for compensation if: The crime was reported within 72 hours.

76. CPD Crime Statistics Home crime Statistics Alarm Call Statistics. Each false alarm call costs the City(tax payers) $78 to respond to a call, the total cost for 2000 is $746,304. http://www.chandlerpd.com/cpd_site/crime_statistics/alarm_stats.htm

Crime Statistics Alarm Call Statistics Beat Map Grid Map - Calls for Service Uniform Crime Reports ... Crime Statistics Alarm Call Statistics Calendar Year False Alarms Valid Alarms 99.5% of all the calls were false. Our goal as a police department is to deter false alarms. In some cities around the United States police departments are not responding at all to alarm calls because of the number of false alarms outweighing the number of valid alarm calls. We don't want to be one of these cities, we want to serve our citizens as well as keep the number of false alarms to a minimum. Click here for False Alarm Awareness Classes Click here for Alarm Ordinances Home About CPD Community Programs ... Contacts Comments/Questions/Suggestions regarding this site?

77. Strategies & Issues: Deciphering The Cost Of A Computer Crime How much does a computer crime cost? It depends. No official standard for tallyingthe costs of security incident exists, in part because of the wide spectrum http://www.commweb.com/article/NMG20020401S0003

The CommWeb Magazine Network Call Center Communications Convergence Network Magazine Solutions Center Buyer's Guide Product Reviews Lab Tests Tutorials ... Case Studies Resource Center Industry Stats TechLibrary TrekMail Auctions ... Subscriptions Visitors Center Contact Us About Us Media Kit Privacy Statement ... Home This page uses styles sheets! Security breaches cost money, but just how much can be a guessing game-especially if you take the perpetrator to court. by Andrew Conry-Murray print this article e-mail this article license this article Sponsor Link: Raising the Bar: Extending Cisco Intrusion Detection with a Host-Based Solution ... Emerging Technology: Taking A Byte Out Of Crime Network Magazine 04/05/02, 1:19 p.m. ET How much does a computer crime cost? It depends. No official standard for tallying the costs of security incident exists, in part because of the wide spectrum of computer crimes and the varied effects of these crimes. For instance, a successful Denial of Service (DoS) attack against McDonalds.com won't prevent hamburger sales, but the same attack against eBay will affect revenues. Further complicating the issue is the difficulty of assigning a value to information that might be damaged or stolen in a computer crime. That said, companies must generate numbers for computer incidents. Estimating the costs of intrusions, defacements, virus infections, and so on helps shape annual security budgets. Losses attributed to computer crime will also affect revenue statements. Companies that want to report the crime to law enforcement, or file a civil suit, must also determine an incident's financial impact. Judges will demand hard numbers to help determine sentencing and restitution, and any sums cited by plaintiffs are sure to be attacked by the defense.

78. NGO's Statistics Resources - Statistical Links - UN Stats any amount is appreciated, to help defray the costs of remaining United Nations Crimeand Justice Information Network Includes UN Documents, Statistical Sources http://www.academicinfo.net/statisticsngo.html

Home Keyword Search Subject Index Reference Desk ... Student Center Academic Info : Statistics Reference Desk Statistics Non-Governmental Organizations Sociology Statistics Non-Governmental Organizations Academic Info is a Publicly Supported Nonprofit Organization Please make a tax-deductible donation, any amount is appreciated, to help defray the costs of remaining online and free of advertising . We accept credit cards or checks payable to Academic Info. Thank You. IRS Tax-exempt 501(c)(3) organization. Academic Info 19-143rd ST SW Lynnwood, WA 98037 United Nations United Nations Home Page Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) State of Food and Agriculture 2000 State of the World's Forests 1999 [.pdf] United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) "Progress of Nations 2000" UNAIDS - Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS Report on the Global HIV/AIDS Epidemic, June 2000 ... UNEP.Net - The U.N. Environment Network " For authoritative environmental information from a broad range of information and data providers, committed to making their information freely available to the whole spectrum of users of environmental information."

79. Emerging Technology: Taking A Byte Out Of Crime networkmagazine.com Emerging Technology Taking A Byte Out Of crime.From thirteenyear-old of evidence. costs Of Precaution. No article http://www.networkmagazine.com/article/NMG20010125S0001/3

Current Issue Past Issues Online Partners Custom Publishing ... SUPERCOMM Edit Services Editorial Beats Editorial Calendar Back Issues FAQ Ad Services Media Kit Ad Specs Press Releases Sales Info ... Subscribe The CommWeb Magazine Network Call Center Communications Convergence Network Magazine Solutions Center Buyer's Guide Product Reviews Lab Tests Tutorials ... Case Studies Resource Center Industry Stats TechLibrary TrekMail Auctions ... Subscriptions Visitors Center Contact Us About Us Media Kit Privacy Statement ... Home This page uses styles sheets! Emerging Technology: Taking A Byte Out Of Crime From thirteen-year-old perpetrators to rogue nation saboteurs, dangers to your organization abound. Groom your computer forensic watchdogs! by Grant Gottfried print this article e-mail this article license this article Network Magazine 02/05/01, 12:51 p.m. ET One of the primary logs used in computer forensics is syslog, the main system log containing a variety of important messages. This is no secret to hackers, and hence is often one of the first logs to be modified. In addition, routers and firewalls can be configured to add messages to the syslog. Note that a high degree of redundancy exists between syslog's contents and other logs, so they should be checked against each other; log inconsistencies may indicate security breaches. Some popular logs that may prove useful include acct, aculog, lastlog, loginlog, sulog, utmp(x), wtmp(x), void.log, and xferlog. Remember that when any of these logs are copied, a hashing program should be used to ensure proper backup creation.

80. SexCriminals.com: Facts And Statistics crime in the United States (Federal Bureau of Investigations) Donations areused to cover our growing server, bandwidth and administration costs. http://www.sexcriminals.com/facts.html

News, Info, Statistics, Sex Offender Registries Home Sex Offender Registries News Articles Fugitives ... Contact Us Miscellaneous Add to Favorites What's New Sites Linking to Us Latest News Boy, 11, stays in cus... Man who abused girl, ... Leesburg man jailed o... Man who tried to kiss... ... More News... Latest Messages 11 msgs. last 24 hrs 113 msgs. last 7 days Congrats. non-profit Pedo witch hunt Don't be so certain. ... More Messages... Wanted Fugitives Raymond E. Jones James Byron Carlson More Fugitives... Sex Offender and Sex Crime Facts and Statistics SexCriminals.com has compiled facts and statistics from dozens of sources. A history of physical abuse, sexual abuse, or neglect can be found in the background of many adolescent sex offenders. One of the few Canadian studies on this subject found that about 33% of adolescent male offenders had experienced abuse or neglect in their childhood. A clinical study of male adolescent sex offenders (International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology) In Ontario, between 1979 and 1984, nearly 1,400 persons between the ages of 16 and 19 were convicted of one or more sexual offences. Adolescent Sex Offenders: A Needs Study (Central Toronto Youth Services) Nearly 15% of all sexual offences involving teen perpetrators happen at school or on school property.

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