Date published
1 September 2001
This report shares the lessons learnt from a pilot project in Queensland which trialed strategies to reduce the risk of people being burgled again. One of the results of the project was a reduction of 14.8 per cent in repeat burglaries.
The Queensland Police Service is building upon this pilot by using it as a model for The At Risk Premises (TARP) Project, which is being implemented across Queensland.
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Publication Type
Research and Intelligence
Topics
CJC
Research
Tags
Crime
