The JJ Effect
one of the uks most powerful and hard hitting anti knife crime presentations in memory of jon-jo, who tragically lost his life through knife crime in 2014.
Understanding Knife Crime: Information and Resources
What is knife crime? Knife crime is any crime involving a knife or sharp object. This includes: carrying a knife, owning a banned knife, trying to buy a knife if you are under 18, and/or threatening, injuring or fatally wounding someone with a knife.
Understanding Knife Crime by Jake Doyle on Prezi
Legal Aspects of Knife Crime Introduction to Knife Crime Understanding Knife Crime Knife crime is any crime that involves a knife or sharp instrument. Offences with a knife can include threatening people, robbery or burglary, murder, or assault. ... Year end review presentations: how to create an effective and engaging one; Dec. 6, 2024 ...
Knife crime and related research | PPT - SlideShare
2014年1月16日 · According to new statistics, up to 1,000 people per month are victims of knife crime in London. While knife killings in Birmingham tripled between 2011-2013, rising from 4 to 11 deaths, knife crime overall has been decreasing in the West Midlands area in recent years.
KNIFE CRIME AWARENESS - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Knife Crime and the Law ; 3 Facts. Nearly a third of children in the UK have been affected by gun and knife crime. Source NCH/Action for Children 2008. One in five 16 year-old boys admits to having attacked someone and intended to hurt them seriously with a knife. Source National Youth Agency 2006. 63 of young people surveyed believe image is ...
Resources - NKBL
Bring classroom lessons and other sessions to life with ready-to-use knife crime prevention presentations. Information and resources to help students researching violence prevention and knife crime in Scotland.
Knife crime evidence briefing - College of Policing
2019年1月1日 · This briefing provides police and crime reduction partners with: a summary of the evidence on factors associated with knife crime; strategies and interventions to tackle knife crime
Knife crime can destroy lives and fracture communities. It disproportionately blights the lives of the young and disadvantaged. After decreasing in the early 2010s, it has risen in recent years. Tackling it must be one of policing’s top priorities1.
Knife Crime - Safe4Me
A series of graphics have been captured to support the campaign messages, focusing on known reasons why young people may carry a knife – these include carrying a knife through fear of crime for self-defence/protection is a crime, and how the risk of …
Knife crime is a persistent problem in the United Kingdom. Between 2014 and 2020, the number of violent incidents involving knives or sharp objects rose year-on-year, with 2019/20 witnessing the largest number of police-recorded knife offences in …