Guess who this is?

HINT : He is the founder of the Deptt. of Economics at MIT and a Nobel Laureatte and his family size doubled when triplets arrived.

Prof. Paul A. Samuelson Professor of Economics MIT

Nobel Laureate Economics 1970 Even crime and punishment are susceptible to economic analysis. Does crime pay? If there were no police and courts and never any punishments or deterrents to crime more people would find themselves rewarded by illegal activities. On the other hand, if strong locks are employed private and public guards employed who maintain a vigilant watch, if apprehension is likely, if trial is swift and the jury and the judge can be presumed to be quite accurate in distinguishing between the truly guilty and the innocent, that part of crime which is undertaken in the rational hope of reward may be reduced in total amount.

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The following slides take us one step towards a crime free society. You joined the protests now

do something concrete. See and Decide yourself.

CRIMESTOPPERS

Call anonymously with Information about Crime

*(A Charity Organisation based in UK – a JV between Media, Police,business Community and the Public)

CRIMESTOPPERSCall anonymously with Information about Crime

We are an independent charity helping to find criminals and help solve crimes.

We have an anonymous phone number, 0800 555 111, that people can call to pass on information about crime; alternatively via our website, using our Giving Information Form.

Tell us what you know, not who you are. Did you know...? Crimestoppers is a charity. We are independent of the police and the

government. You can call the phone number, 0800 555 111, 24 hours a day and 7 days a

week. Crimestoppers operates across the UK. The information you give us is passed onto the police in such a way that they

do not know who you are. The 0800 555 111 phone number has been helping to find criminals and

solve crime for 20 years. It's a system that works for everyone – except criminals.

Callers from abroad can reach us on 0044 1883 731 336.

CRIMESTOPPERSCall anonymously with Information about Crime

History In 1985, PC Keith Blakelock was murdered during the riots at the

Broadwater Farm estate in London. Police appealed for information. Lord Ashcroft, a businessman, offered to provide the police with

money for a reward to encourage somebody to come forward with information. He set up Crimestoppers in conjunction with the Commisioner of Metropolitan Police in January 1988 and together with some business colleagues who were also concerned about the rise in violent crime, they funded the UK operation.

There are now 38 volunteer committees across the UK and a further increase will follow, as volunteer numbers grow sufficiently to set up these new, more locally focussed groups.

This is a concept of businesses establishing a partnership with the media and the police to help solve crimes.

CRIMESTOPPERSCall anonymously with Information about Crime

Our vision We believe that people and their communities have the right to live

without crime and without the fear of crime. When crime does take place, we believe that anybody who knows

those responsible should go to the police. However, many people who want to take action are close to the criminal and fear retribution. Crimestoppers offers them the secure means for them to get that information to the police, making their families and communities safer.

Our values Trustworthy Effective and business-like Realistic Non-judgemental

Our Mission To provide a means to detect, reduce and prevent crime through

the provision of information about crimes and criminals to the law enforcement agencies from anonymous sources.

CRIMESTOPPERSCall anonymously with Information about Crime

Our Executive Group are the key decision-makers for the charity on a day-to-day basis. Chief Executive - Michael Laurie CBE

Director of Operations - Roger Critchell Director of Finance - Bob Booker

Head of Campaigns and Communications - Isabel CrossHead of Development (Interim) - Anamari BishoppHead of Human Resources - Rachel SteadHead of Operations - Michael Gordon-GibsonHead of Performance - Karen Ogborn

Board of Trustees  Advisory Board  Staff only have 87 members of paid staff across the UK. Volunteers 500+ volunteers located across the UK.

CRIMESTOPPERSCall anonymously with Information about Crime

Our achievements We change peoples' lives every day by helping to make

communities safer across the UK. Whether it's our volunteers out in the field, tirelessly finding new

ways to promote the anonymous phone number, 0800 555 111, or our links with partner organisations to create new campaigns to raise awareness about specific crimes.

Not to mention the number of people who actually call Crimestoppers anonymously every day on 0800 555 111, to tell us information they know about crime. Without them, the 6,205 people arrested and charged every year on average, because of information received by Crimestoppers, would still be unknown to the authorities.

Information we've received has led to all different kinds of crimes being solved, from million-pound drug trafficking operations to the fraudulent production of bank notes and building society cheques. A caller to Crimestoppers even helped to identify 4 armed robbers who shot a policeman.

CRIMESTOPPERSCall anonymously with Information about Crime

Currently, as a result of the information you give us:

17 people are arrested every day.

Crimestoppers official year-end statistics, from April 2007 until the end of March 2008, reflect results based on anonymous information Crimestoppers has received.

* charged with offences including murder, rape, drug dealing, burglary, robbery and theft – over 600 people alone with murder

Particulars April 2007 to March

2008

Since 1988

Criminals arrested

and charged

6,237 87,385

Value of stolen goods

recovered

GBP 3.46 million

GBP 103 million

Value of drugs seized

GBP 13.23 million

GBP 159

million

Statistics Latest-

Since Crimestoppers started taking your anonymous calls in 1988, we've received more than 1.3 million calls with useful information which have led to:

117,000 people being arrested and charged with offences including murder, rape, drug dealing, burglary, robbery and theft – over 900 people alone with murder

£123 million of stolen property being recovered

Drugs with a street value of over £270 million being seized

April 2011 till March 2012

Quiz

1. Why is a London Policeman called BOBBY?

2. Look at the Bobby on right and tell the Month? Do our cops smile?

3. London Police Commissioner Sir Robert Peel later became PM. Can we imagine this in India?

4. Robert Peel’s third son CaptainSir William Peel VC (RN) was instrumental in the capture of Lucknow in 1857-58 using innovative methods beyond our imagination. He died in Kanpur on 27th April 1858 of small pox.

This is the Remembrance day Poppy when all commonwealth countries pay homage to their soldiers on November 11 every

year at 11 A.M. Do we need a symbol something like this for our Nirbhayas and Children against whom grave crimes were committed? We owe

it to them because we failed them when they needed us the most.

THANK YOU.