Prevention First Flashcards

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Prevention First is designed to support and enhance the delivery of our key outcomes - what are they?

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  • Prevent crime and victimisation
  • Target and catch offenders
  • Deliver a more responsive police service
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Describe the ‘Prevention First mindset’

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Taking every opportunity to prevent harm

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Prevention first puts people at the centre of our model. What are the core components of Prevention First?

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  • Deploy to beat demand
  • Target the drivers of demand
  • Mindset: Take every opportunity to prevent harm
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The three components of Prevention First (deploy; target; mindset) are supported through what?

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Partnerships - Working together with other agencies and making full use of opportunities to enlist their support, through interagency Tasking and Coordination, deploying our combined resources to beat demand.

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“We are prepared and flexible, allowing us to mobilise resources pre-emptively and quickly get on top of demand” - what does this describe?

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Deploy to beat demand

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Our Deployment Model requires Police Districts to focus on the ‘crime triangle’ to what (3)?

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  1. Act with urgency against repeat and priority offenders
  2. Provide support and assistance to those repeatedly victimised
  3. Maximise resources to locations that repeatedly suffer disproportionate levels of crime
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Evidence-Based Deployment means what?

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We use tactics that have been proven to work, and we evaluate the results of our interventions to determine whether we achieved the outcome.

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Fill in the gaps of the deployment model - CCI, Insights Report, T & C, Operational Activity, (?), (?), (?)

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  • Crime Triangle
  • Interpret Criminal Environment
  • Assess Impacts
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What are the elements of the Crime Triangle?

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  • Crime and Crash (centre)
  • Victim, offender, location
  • Roads, Youth, Alcohol
  • Mental health, Families, Organised crime and drugs
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What are the 6 drivers of demand - think also ‘crime triangle’?

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Families; Youth; Alcohol; Roads; Organised crime and drugs; Mental health

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Can each driver of demand be targeted individually?

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Probably not - “most incidents… will involve more than one driver; we need to be alert to the interactions between them”

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“Life course persistent” youth offenders represent what percentage of offenders, and how much crime are they responsible for?

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17% of youth offenders are responsible for 40% of offences.

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What are ways Police can reduce alcohol related harm?

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  • Improve the capture and use of alcohol related data
  • Work in partnership with suppliers and providers to support responsible consumption
  • Be consistent in messaging about alcohol and in approach to enforcement
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What opportunities does road policing allow Police?

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Opportunities to disrupt other offending and prevent other types of harm

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Prevention First includes an emphasis on what?

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Preventing repeat victimisation

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What percentage of locations generates what percentage of calls for service?

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5% of locations generate 32% of calls for service relating to crime

17
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To deliver on ‘mindset’ we need to take every opportunity to prevent harm, which means what (7)?

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  1. Demonstrate values and CoC in every interaction
  2. Provide a proactive and consistent service to victims and offenders
  3. Build relationships of trust with partners
  4. Focus on victims’ needs to respond quickly and considerately
  5. Create useful Victim Intervention Plans
  6. Use agreed offender management approach
  7. Make sure every member of the team knows how their work contributes to Our Goals through the PHPF