In 1879, Alphonse Bertillon, a clerk in the Préfecture de Police, introduced a system that would forever change criminal identification. Frustrated by the inability to reliably identify repeat offenders, Bertillon developed anthropometry—a system of precise bodily measurements combined with standardized p...
Freemasons, according to Brewer, control parliament, the judiciary, the police and the public service in Australia and New Zealand. Not only that she claims that Freemasonry promotes pedophilia. She is also critical of Demolay, a little-known Masonic youth organisation that former United States Pre...
(three sub-categories 鈥 care of older people, mental health care and emergency department settings), co-worker aggression (two sub-categories 鈥 aggression from managers/supervisors, aggression from colleagues/peers), reporting behaviours, trade union involvement, security personnel and police ...