©TCLEOSE Course #2102 Crime Prevention Curriculum Part II is the intellectual property of ICJS...

©TCLEOSE Course #2102 Crime Prevention Curriculum Part II is the intellectual property of ICJS (2009)

Institute for Criminal Justice StudiesInstitute for Criminal Justice Studies

Crime Prevention II Crime Prevention II

OPERATION OPERATION IDENTIFICATION IDENTIFICATION &&

NATIONAL NIGHT OUTNATIONAL NIGHT OUT

LEARNING OBJECTIVESLEARNING OBJECTIVES• Learning Objective:Learning Objective: The student will be able to

explain why we have operation identification.• Learning Objective:Learning Objective: The student will be able to

identify and explain the three stages of Operation ID

• Learning Objective:Learning Objective: The student will be able to identify and explain the four component parts/segments of Operation ID.

• Learning Objective:Learning Objective: The student will be able to explain purpose of making a list and all aspects of completing and storing a property inventory form.

• Learning Objective:Learning Objective: The student will be able to explain photographing of personal property in respect to Operation ID


LEARNING OBJECTIVESLEARNING OBJECTIVES• Learning Objective:Learning Objective: The student will be able to

explain and demonstrate where and how to mark personal property.

• Learning Objective:Learning Objective: The student will be able to explain history, origin and purpose of National Night Out.

• Learning Objective:Learning Objective: The student will be able to identify and explain different events that can be held during National Night Out.

• Learning Objective:Learning Objective: The student will be able to understand the Power of Networking and benefits to them as Crime Prevention Practitioners through affiliation with the Texas Crime Prevention Association


ForewordForewordMost burglars sell what they stealsell what they steal,

making it hard for police to trace stolen goods. Once items are gone

from your apartment, your television looks just like thousands

of others. Unless you can prove it is yours, police cannot return it. To

help protect your personal property, join the Operation Identification

Program.

OPERATION IDENTIFICATIONOPERATION IDENTIFICATION

Is a nation-wide program of indelibly marking personal property with a unique identifying number (NOT YOUR SSN#) as a means of discouraging burglary and theft.



Operations ID also permits positive identification of lost or positive identification of lost or stolen itemsstolen items. Helps victim recover stolen or lost items. Communities where OPID has been implemented show dynamic reductions in burglary and theft.


3-STAGES of Operation ID3-STAGES of Operation ID

1. Mark (engrave) Property

2. Inventory and Record property

3. Report theft immediately


OPERATION IDENTIFICATIONOPERATION IDENTIFICATIONOPID REQUIRES FOUR THINGSOPID REQUIRES FOUR THINGS:

1. Make a list of all valuables be as descriptive as possible and keep list in a safe place.



OPID REQUIRES FOUR THINGSOPID REQUIRES FOUR THINGS:

2. Engrave drivers licensedrivers license preceded by the prefix – TX on all items that can be reasonably be done. Place engraving where it cannot be removed or altered.



OPID REQUIRES FOUR THINGSOPID REQUIRES FOUR THINGS:-Continued

3. Photograph all valuables, especially if am item is hard to describe or impossible to engrave.



OPID REQUIRES FOUR THINGSOPID REQUIRES FOUR THINGS:-Continued

4. Post OPERATION OPERATION IDENTIFICATIONIDENTIFICATION stickers prominently visible from exterior of home or business.

Your Agency

Operation ID SummaryOperation ID Summary

Provide an electric engraver from your law enforcement agency. Have citizen’s engrave their driver’s license number and two-letter state abbreviation on all their valuables.



Engrave:Engrave:TelevisionsRadiosStereosComputers & PrintersGolf clubsBicyclesAppliances



Engrave - Continued:ToolsI-PodsCell PhonesAny portable items that might be stolen


RECOMMENDATIONSRECOMMENDATIONSProvide citizen with an "Inventory Record" sheet that they can use to list the serial numbers of their property.

Remind them to put the inventory list in a safe place.

If they are burglarized, the list can help them report the crime to you as law enforcement.


INVENTORY LISTINVENTORY LISTMake a list of all of valuables. Make several copies and store them in two or more secure locations, such as a fire safe in your home or safe/vault at your local bank and/or at your office.


INVENTORY LISTINVENTORY LISTInclude on their list a full description of the item including:

Color

Make

Model

Year of manufacture

Other identifiers, including any

engraving.

OPERATION IDENTIFICATION INVENTORY FORM

DATE ITEM BRAND MODEL # SERIAL # VALUE

INVENTORY LISTINVENTORY LIST

And Year


QQUUEESSTTIIOONNSS

Concerning Concerning Operation Operation

Identification?Identification?


ForewordForewordThe National Association of Town

Watch (NATW) is a nonprofit, crime prevention organization which works in

cooperation with thousands of crime watch groups and law enforcement

agencies throughout the country. Since Since 19811981, NATW has been dedicated to the development, growth and maintenance of organized crime and drug prevention

programs nationwide.


ORIGINS & HISTORYORIGINS & HISTORY

National Night Out, ‘America’s America’s Night Out Against CrimeNight Out Against Crime,’ was introduced by the Association in 1984. The program was the brainchild of NATW Executive Director Matt A. Peskin.


Is a unique crime/drug prevention Is a unique crime/drug prevention event sponsored by the National event sponsored by the National

Association of Town Watch Association of Town Watch (NATW) scheduled one evening (NATW) scheduled one evening

each year.each year.


heighten crime and drug prevention awareness

generate support for and participation in local anti-crime programs

strengthen neighborhood spirit and police – community partnerships

NATIONAL NIGHT OUTNATIONAL NIGHT OUTDESIGN & PURPOSE:DESIGN & PURPOSE:

Send a message to criminals letting them know that neighborhoods are organized and fighting back! It is very effective and inexpensive too do!

NATIONAL NIGHT OUTNATIONAL NIGHT OUTDESIGN & PURPOSEDESIGN & PURPOSE


NATIONAL NIGHT OUTNATIONAL NIGHT OUTEVENTSEVENTS

WHAT TO DO:WHAT TO DO:

Traditional display of

outdoor/outside lights.


NATIONAL NIGHT OUTNATIONAL NIGHT OUTEVENTSEVENTS

WHAT TO DO:WHAT TO DO:

Front porch or front yard vigils.


NATIONAL NIGHT OUTNATIONAL NIGHT OUTWHAT TO DO - Continued:WHAT TO DO - Continued:

Block parties


Cookouts


Parades



WHAT TO DO - Continued:WHAT TO DO - Continued:

Flashlight walks



Contest and other youth activities.


2009 National Nigh Out2009 National Nigh Out

The 27The 27thth Annual Annual


will be held Tuesday August will be held Tuesday August 3rd, 20103rd, 2010

http://www.nationaltownwatch.org/nno/http://www.nationaltownwatch.org/nno/


TEXAS CRIME PREVENTION TEXAS CRIME PREVENTION ASSOCIATION (TCPA)ASSOCIATION (TCPA)

TexasTexas

Crime PreventionCrime Prevention

AssociationAssociation

TCPATCPA

www.tcpa.orgwww.tcpa.org

DEFINE & PROCESSDEFINE & PROCESS1. Explain why we have operation identification.2. Identify and explain the three stages of

Operation ID3. Identify and explain the four component

parts/segments of Operation ID.4. Explain purpose of making a list and all aspects

of completing and storing a property inventory form.

5. Explain why a citizen should photograph their personal property in respect to Operation ID


DEFINE & PROCESSDEFINE & PROCESS6. Explain and demonstrate where and how to

mark personal property.7. Explain history, origin and purpose of National

Night Out.8. Identify and explain different events that can be

held during National Night Out.9. Explain the Power of Networking and benefits to

them as Crime Prevention Practitioners through affiliation with the Texas Crime Prevention Association


NATIONAL NIGHT OUTNATIONAL NIGHT OUTNational Association of Town Watch

1 Wynnewood Road, Suite 102PO Box 303

Wynnewood, PA 19096

Phone: 800-NITE-OUT / 610-649-7055Fax: 610-649-5456

E-mail: [email protected]@natw.org


Contact InformationContact Information

INSTITUTE for CRIMINAL JUSTICE STUDIES350 N. Guadalupe, Suite 140, PMB 164

San Marcos, Texas 78666.

512-245-6232 www.criminaljusticestudies.com

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