Knife crime statisticsBerman, GavinBerman G. Knife Crime Statistics - Standard Note: SN/SG/4304. London: House of Commons; 2012.
The introduction of the ‘knife-enabled’ feature code in 2001 fundamentally changed the way knife-enabled crimes were categorised and reported. This ultimately led to a problematic public definition of ‘knife crime’ as we understand it today. This chapter retraces the earliest public uses of t...
Reducing knife crime Looks at the use of kitchen knives in violent crime in the United Kingdom. Statistics showing an increase in violent crimes in the UK; UK Government statis... E Hern,W Glazebrook,M Beckett - Bmj 被引量: 30发表: 2005年 The knife crime 'epidemic' and British politics...
In the UK knife crime includes any incident involving a bladed instrument. The rate of this type of crime has been steadily increasing over the past five years, according to the Office for National Statistics. In the first six months of this year, 248 people were killed with a knife in En...
The tragic reality is evident in the latest statistics about knife crime and the number of young people who have died as a result of knife related incidents even since we started working on this brief. So many bright young lives ended, and so many more destroyed around the epicentre of each...
UK police Sajid Javid tells police to get knife crime under control Home secretary’s intervention comes after spate of deaths in London July 19 2018 Police record 16% rise in knife offences Data provides fresh evidence of rise in serious violent crime in England and Wales ...
how are the London Metropolitan Police dealing with knife crime? and how does the London Metropolitan Police force employ big data and predictive analysis for pre-emptive policing? The findings of this chapter uncover not only an analysis of the recent knife crime statistics in London but also a...
The chapter uses the reporting of knife crime statistics as a case study given its role in shaping public perceptions and influencing the construction of social reality in general.doi:10.1057/978-1-137-39841-3_5Jairo Lugo-Ocando
S Goel,JM Rao,R Shroff - 《Annals of Applied Statistics》 被引量: 39发表: 2016年 Reducing knife crime: We need to ban the sale of long pointed kitchen knives Violent crime in the United Kingdom is increasing; figures from London show a 17.9% increase from 2003 to 2004, and one easily...