Metropolitan Police Service

As the technologies that enable surveillance activities become available to the average global consumer, these surveyant technologies permeate into the desires of the individual as a tool to spectate other people. Technologies of surveillance such as camera monitoring, data-doubles and drones have changed how individuals choose to In Max Hjortsberg’s "Drone Poem", it is important to remember that there are living people piloting the drones mentioned in the poem with motives behind their…

victimisation and the routine activities theory on the basis of the advice of crime prevention tips given by the University of Botswana (U.B) Security Services regarding the Intervarsity games. In this essay will start off by definition of terms like victimisation, crime prevention and routine activities theory. Then link the advice of UB Protection Services regarding victimisation, routine activity theory and crime prevention. Lastly will give a brief summary of the research with opinions…

However, his actions place the community of the Cape Flats and his son, 13-year-old chess prodigy, Ricardo (Jezriel Skei), in danger. Ricardo, as a result, is also lured into a life of gangsterism by Gasant (Irshaad Ally), leader of the Americans. Police Captain Tito Hanekom (Abduragmaan Adams) tries to guide Ricardo, but is distracted with finding a serial killer who kills boys of a young age in the area. Farakhan’s actions also put Leila (Lindiwe Matshikiza) in danger. She is a doctor who…

norms a society formally enacts into criminal law (Macionis & Plummer, P 542, 2008). It will further more discuss the causations of crime in our current South African context and also discuss the relevance of crime in South Africa. Sources such as police station and newspaper articles will be used in this discussion. Emile Durkheim believed that if something exists in a society it must have a purpose for existing or it must serve a specific function,…

Many people get aggravated with speed limits and say that they are useless and they need to go, but what they don't think about is the effect they do have in keeping America’s citizens safe. Speed limits are important for many reasons such as, the fact that it is the law to abide by them, and they keep citizens safe. One reason why speed limits are important is because it is the law. Due to this fact it would be wise to abide by these rules or we would likely have consequences to pay if we…

In the early Great Depression years, powerful members of gangs, such as Al Capone, John Dillinger, Bonnie and Clyde, and more much became infamous for their mischievous robberies, income tax evasion, auto theft, etc. In addition, organized crime has extremely increased. More than 12,000 murders were happening every year in America by 1926 (American Gangster). People also became more violent as they were fighting over alcohol. While other people in the public started to become more engaged in all…

The Die Hard series brings a new meaning in the very definition of action films. Die Hard with a Vengeance (1995) includes constant violent scenes as well as a series of threats of violence. In addition, as with all of the Die Hard films, the protagonist John McClane, a New York City cop played by actor Bruce Willis who seeks justice through his own means and his own rules of law. This movie takes a step further into the meaning of brutality and instead of individual combats like the previous…

Damien dyed his hair black and wore black clothing everyday; he refused to try to interact with the other kids at school. Though the police did not have much evidence, they were able to pursue the case being these boys were different. In The Crucible, the main people accused of witchcraft were slaves and women, who were different from everyone else. The accused did not go to church every…

The Potters Club: In the very beginning of the chapter, there is quite exciting conversation between Vikram and Additional Director General of Police regarding the two issues of terrorism and Naxalism. He calls the Naxals as the traitors who are responsible for the death of the common civilians in the country. This chapter preaches us what the situation of tribes in India is. Why the concept of ‘rich are getting richer and poor are getting poorer’ prevails and how corruption is connected to…

1. Summarize the article in 50-100 words, starting with the main idea. a. Esperanza Borboa, a U.S. citizen, becomes a witness of the abuses suffered by undocumented illegal immigrants by their employers. While working in the garment industry, the author find herself working with many undocumented workers. These workers are exploited by their employers with a salary below the minimum wage, no benefits, and under well-defined gender roles and gender gap. Employers where often benefited from the…