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FBI statistics show violent crime rises but property crime drops
The number of violent crimes in the US increased by 0.7 per cent in 2012, according to the latest FBI statistics. However, property crime decreased by 0.9 per cent during the year.
Home Office figures show terrorism arrests and charging rates rise
The number of people arrested for suspected terrorism-related offences in Great Britain increased last year, with the rate of charges hitting a record level.
NBCS – Collaboration is key to fighting business crime
Increased collaboration between companies and the police can play a vital role in combating business crime, according to Catherine Bowen from the National Business Crime Solution (NBCS).
Securi-Guard Fire and Security extends security services deal with Albion rugby
Securi-Guard has renewed its long association with local rugby club Plymouth Albion, agreeing an enhanced package of security measures under a new contract.
Blast protection unit enhances security at Bahrain International Airport
A new blast protection unit has been handed to Bahrain Airport company to improve security of passengers and staff at Bahrain International Airport.
Police use of Tasers more than doubles in two years
The latest Home Office figures show that the use of Tasers by police officers in England and Wales more than doubled between 2009 and 2011.
The Security Catalogue – A community space for the global security industry
The Security Catalogue is a new online business space aiming to give the security industry one portal to access accurate information and reach decision-makers around the world.
Theft of mobile devices on the rise, study shows
A new report claims there was an increase in the number of stolen laptops and tablets being recovered in another country in 2012.
MP calls for barring of G4S and Serco from government contracts
Sadiq Khan, the shadow justice secretary, has called on the government not to hand out any contracts to G4S or Serco until inquiries into them are concluded.