Crime Prevention Institute Aims to Cut Crime
Louisville officials and former Michigan officer Wilbur Rykert urge crime prevention over reaction. A Louisville Crime Prevention Institute class educated 29 officers from 15 cities on lighting, design, alarms, and surveys to reduce crime. They stress police involvement in community planning and business security surveys.
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