Dorset Police is committed to working in partnership with the
community and we recognise that by keeping the public informed we
can all help to make Dorset safer and make Dorset feel safer.
Automated messaging improves the flow of
information between the police and the community, and so enables
every one of us to contribute towards the prevention and detection
of crime and anti social behaviour ... find out more by following this
link >
Advice on
internet, prize draw and lottery scams - Every day
people throughout the UK
open their post or turn on their computer to find out they’ve won
thousands or millions in an overseas lottery…THESE ARE ALL
FALSE!!. - find out more by following this
link >
Personal Safety Area - Dorset
is well known as a safe place to live and work. However, sometimes
we all want a little information to help us make decisions about
our safety, or the safety of our families. Our
information covers many different pointers to make you feel
even safer ... find out more by following this
link >
Play the Streetwise Home Safety Game -
Accidents are preventable and by playing this game you could learn
how to keep safe and help prevent them happening to you and your
family.
Immobilise
is the home of the UK National Property Register and
Recovery Service. It is trusted by over 17 million
UK subscribers who have
registered over 22 million items of property. It is
also endorsed by all 43 UK Police forces. Find out more about
Immobilise.com by following this link >
Interactive Crime Prevention
House. Roll your mouse cursor over the crime prevention
house below to view useful tips and advice on what you can do to
secure your property.
MARAC - Multi Agency Risk
Assessment Conference. A MARAC is where
local agencies meet to discuss the highest risk victims of Domestic
Abuse in their area. The aim of the MARAC is to
increase the safety, health and wellbeing of the victim – adults
and any children.
e-victims.org - A website dedicated to helping victims of
e-crime and online incidents, offering free, practical and
easy to use advice on e-crime and online incidents. Find out more
by visiting their website at www.e-victims.org
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The links below will take you to an external website, providing
information relating to your area of interest. Please note, Dorset
Police is not responsible for the content of these external
websites.