MEDIA RELEASE: Crime prevention during COVID-19 crisis
March 30, 2020
A FORMER Police Officer and senior security expert has predicted an increase in the crime rate in the coming months. Pat Daley who is also a Sydney Northern Beaches Councillor said today, “Despite the Government’s best efforts to provide financial assistance to those who are now unemployed due to the COVID-19 crisis, it is a
The Neighbourhood Crime Prevention Handbook
December 1, 2019
Pat Daley’s no.1 best seller (non-fiction) is an indispensable guide to all aspects of personal & child safety, home security, community policing, small business and motor vehicle protection. The book was published in 1987 by Angus & Robertson. Much of the information is timeless and relevant today.
Burglary boom time
January 1, 2000
by David Quick – FORMER joint founder of the Neighbourhood Watch program Pat Daley warns this Christmas will be a burglar’s bonanza.
New crime watch plan
January 1, 2000
by Owen Craig – THE success of the community-based Neighbourhood Watch has led to a new project based on the same strategy to protect the business community.
Women alone
January 1, 2000
A LARGE percentage of sexual assaults occur in the home and Pat Daley says that women should never admit they are alone in the house to a caller at the front door or on the telephone.
Do-it-yourself guide to fight crime
January 1, 2000
SECURITY consultant Pat Daley is no novelist but he’s just written a book which is bound to hit the best-seller list for all the wrong reasons.
Small businesses are prime targets
March 1, 1990
by Pat Daley – A FORM of crime that can have a dramatic effect on a business is the offence of break and enter. This type of crime can have very serious consequences for any business and can result in loss of revenue, vandalism and arson.
Crims kill Christmas cheer
December 1, 1989
by Jane Worthington – SANTA Claus may be coming to town, but so are petty criminals, according to an expert.
Community crime will rise: expert
October 5, 1989
By Martin Kelly SOME people think nailing a Neighbourhood Watch plaque to the letterbox makes them immune to crime.