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Burglary prevention advice letters: a cluster randomised controlled trial in Luton, England

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By William Hodgkinson, Noy Assaraf, Barak Ariel, Alex Sutherland
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Objectives We evaluate law enforcement letters aimed at raising awareness of burglary rates and providing home security recommendations in the UK, examining whether such interventions can reduce burglary incidents, potentially by improving home security practices.
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Full article: Police-Led Interventions for Deterring Organized Crime: A UK Cluster Randomized Trial Targeting Criminal Network Recruiting and Its Vicarious Effects on Co-Offenders

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By John Denley, Barak Ariel, Noy Assaraf
| Taylor & Francis Online
Organized crime is a serious societal concern, posing a threat to the well-being of individuals, communities, and states (Lee, Citation2004). Governments recognize organized crime as a threat to national security because offenses by criminal enterprises adversely affect public integrity, with a devastating effect on the social fabric (HM Government, Citation2010).
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Violence against women and girls in Dorset, United Kingdom: an epidemiological study of perpetrators and locations based on police records - Humanities and Social Sciences Communications

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By Barak Ariel
| Nature Verified
Abstract Violence against women and girls (VAWG) continues to be a prevalent phenomenon, yet where it is more likely to occur in the public domain and how offenders assault victims remain understudied areas of interest. This analysis is based on police records on VAWG from Dorset, United Kingdom (UK), using descriptive and spatial statistical methods alongside k-means longitudinal clustering. The spatial analysis uses hexagonal tessellations with a maximum area of 100 m² to identify VAWG hotspots.
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