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RadioSafetyNet |
A
crime-fighting initiative from Safer Lambeth, Lambeth CCTV, Lambeth Borough
Police and Local Businesses Against Crime-Lambeth supported by the Home Office
and SCD7, the Flying Squad. |
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Direct
link to the CCTV system |
RadioSafetyNet |
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RadioSafetyNet
is an easy to use 2-way communications system which links retailers, businesses,
pubs, clubs, Police and others to the Council's CCTV control centre. |
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The
scheme is open to LBAC members only. Membership
subscription is £416 p.a. (Includes LBAC partnership fee) |
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As
membership in the scheme increases, the systems aim is to reduce crime,
the fear of crime and ultimately improve profitability through a decrease
in theft and damage. |
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| Download Training Pack HERE | Download RSN Protocol HERE |
RSN
enables the rapid dissemation of criminal activity keeping staff fully
aware of the criminal's movements, descriptions and direction. Other radio
users are alerted and are able to provide assistance if required. As a
member you wiill be able to safeguard your staff, premises and yourself. |
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RadioSafetyNet |
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Partnership
working is the key to effective crime reduction |
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RadioSafetyNet forms an essential ingredient in partnership strategy. This means a far more proactive appraoch, managing rather than just sharing information. This enables a range of strategies, such as Safe In Doors and the Exclusion Notice Scheme, that target the most prolific offenders and trouble makers. |
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Reducing
violent crime is the common goal |
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Radio Safety Net greatly contributes to staff confidence and provides a vital mechanism for creating a common understanding about an agreed outcome. If you are violent police will be called and they will respond quickly |
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