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What is included in PREPARE?

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Prepare for the aftermath of a terrorist attack: train emergency services, increase capabilities of the police, enhance information and communication sharing.

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Extended the list of offences from the Terrorist Act 2000 to include the use or threat of action which glorifies the commission or preparation of such offence

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1 protective 2 mobilisation 3 type 1 coproduction 4 type 2 coproduction

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Serious fraud office

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Organised, cyber and economic crime

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insider trading and money laundering

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The public sector

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We create the SITUATIONAL opportunities for cyber enabled crime, but the predators can be anywhere

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``` Idea technology is the most effective way of regulating Disrupting human action Technology is malleable Pervasive technology Rapidly adaptive Preventative Non-contentious ```

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Virus attacks

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Racist/ xenophobic acts to be criminalised online

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Terry Adams

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On the night of April 21, 1970, Baltimore Police Officers Donald Sager and Stanley Sierakowski were shot by three assailants who fired at least eight rounds at the officers during their response to a domestic disturbance call. Officer Sager was killed and Officer Sierakowski was critically wounded.[1][2][3] Two men were arrested about an hour later near the scene of the first shooting by Officer James Welsh and Officer Roger Nolan, based on information Welsh and Nolan had received over the police radio.[3][4] Two pistols were found near the location where the two men were hiding. The police determined that these two men, Jackie Powell and Jack Ivory Johnson, knew members of the Baltimore Black Panther Party chapter or were affiliated with it.[5] Immediately subsequent to the contact with the two men, Officer Roger Nolan was involved in a brief foot chase with a black male as Nolan tried to make contact with the male. The black male then fired several shots at Nolan and escaped. Nolan stated that he had previously seen this man on his assigned beat and could recognize him, although he did not know his name.[3] Based on the affiliation of the two suspects with the Black Panther Party, Nolan was shown two photo line-ups of party members. In the first line-up, Nolan claimed that a picture of Conway, taken seven years earlier in 1963, resembled the shooter. In the second line-up, which used a current photograph of Conway, Nolan positively identified Conway as the individual that had shot at him.[3] Welsh also positively identified Conway as the individual that Nolan had chased. The next day, Conway was arrested while working at the Post Office. Following an investigation where the ballistics of both shootings were determined to be a match, Conway was charged with both the murder of Officer Sager and the attempted murders of Officers Sierakowski and Nolan. Conway was working during the time of the shooting and his supervisor at the Post Office verified his alibi, but this did not change his conviction.[3] One of the weapons found with Powell and Johnson was also matched through ballistics testing to the murder of Officer Sager Said he was a political prisoner Released march 4 2014 after an appellate court ruled that his jury had been given improper instructions, state prosecutors agreed to change his life sentence to time served and probation

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1 doubles the fine for persistent underage sales 2 enables councils to levy additional charges to contribute towards extra policing 3 system of temporary bans for 'legal highs'

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Encourages desirable behaviour through advertising

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1 voluntary codes of practice for licensed premises and place-marketing for designated nightlife areas 2 single issue initiatives (dispersal/summary fines) 3 short term initiatives (targeting low level street disorder) 4 education campaigns targeting young adult drinkers

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Traffic light system