‘We must all be crime-busters’
July 25, 1987
UNLESS people in Many-Warringah co-operate as crime-busters, they could find themselves victims of a systematic crime wave.
Handy hints on how to make life difficult for the burglar
July 19, 1987
by Pat Daley – BREAK-and-enter offences account for approximately one-third of all reported crime. Goods worth hundreds of millions of dollars are stolen every year and only a small percentage is ever returned to its owner.
Staying safe in the school break
July 5, 1987
by Pat Daley – IT’S school holiday time again and parents must be aware of the dangers facing children in their neighbourhoods.
The only security door I’d recommend
September 28, 1986
Working with Neighbourhood Watch I’ve seen a lot of security doors. And I think most of them are rubbish.
Lax discipline leads to crime
July 13, 1986
DISCIPLINE in State schools has deteriorated so much that students are spitting on police who come to lecture them on safety, according to Pat Daley, a former police sergeant and now security consultant.
Police PR man resigns
June 2, 1986
ONE of Sydney’s best known policemen has handed in his badge after 15 years.
Silent majority takes a stand
September 27, 1985
THE success of the Neighbourhood Watch scheme throughout NSW has heralded an important change in community attitudes – both to themselves and the police.
Neighbourhood Watch works at Entrance
September 27, 1985
THE incidence of crime in The Entrance area has dropped since the Neighbourhood Watch program came into effect. That was the message from the State Co-ordinator of Neighbourhood Watch, Sergeant Pat Daley, when he visited the Central Coast on Tuesday.
Neighbors are top crime busters
May 30, 1985
by Wynne Gray – SYDNEY is rapidly becoming switched on to the crime prevention Neighbourhood Watch program, according to State co-ordinator Sergeant Pat Daley.
Identikid cards just the trick
April 28, 1985
If YOU want to assist in the safety of children who better could you choose to help than 2UE’s fatherly king of the cornflakes Gary O’Callaghan?
Where car thieves strike hardest
January 11, 1984
by John Freer – NSW is in the grip of a crime wave, the likes of which has never been seen before.