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Police have received 4,923 complai일산출장마사지nts over the past year and are making 13,878 arrests, police said.

There has also been a 3 per cent rise in reports of sexual assault, 1.4 per cent increase in assault, a 1.9 per cent rise in property damage and 9 per cent rise in minor car theft, all through July – with police reporting an extra 11,600 offences in July compared with July 2012.

“Achieving targets is never easy,” an official from Scotland Yard said. “They may appear easy, but their impact is sometimes too harsh.”

Victims of crime will benefit from extra police protection, the figures showed. Police statistics showed that 1,897 victims have been called to police emergency number during July, and 591 incidents have been recorded through April.

On Thursday, the Home Office announced that police will be under more pressures, and targets will also need to be met in order for more victims to come forward.

Police Scotland said: “In the past year, 4,923 reports of sexual assault have been made to the police service and 1,897 reports of assault have been recorded through April.

“The police service has been working hard to make more victims of crime, including offering support to victims and ensuring the safety of those reporting sexual assault.

“In 2015 and 2016, our priority was to maintain standards, to keep crime figures up and meet targets for the police. In May, police were asked by the Home Office and Government to deliver additional funding of £17 million per year over the next five years to provide further support to ensure victims are given the support they need to recover their feelings of security and confidence.”

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A Home Office spokesman said: “All police forces will continue to make a priority of protecting victims and ensuring that their reports of sexual assault are investigated, which we do by way of a statutory approach to the issue of sexual assault. The force must maintain and maintain confidence with members of the public and the media, as well as ensuring victims are informed of the evidence against them, and there must be fair and effective disciplinary procedures available to officers to investigate complaints.”

Irrigators fear water plan secrecy

As the rain has trickled down into the city, some residents have come to believe that Gov. Chris Christie’s administration is withholding information about the state’s impending rainstorm.

“We can’t just let things sit and wait. We have to be alert and ready,” said David Farrar, who lives in the neighborhood of North Park where the storm is expected to touch down.

“My neighbors are worried. They’ve put up their trees and the roofs are gone,” said Farrar, adding he’s worried about the storm’s potential for flooding.

It wouldn’t be unusual for an area with 20,000 people to experience 25 inches of rain, said David Lammamm 카지노, a meteorologist for the National Weather Ser나비야 마사지vice in Niskayuna. That’s about twice the amount New Jersey received as a normal rainfall event in a flood, according to National Weather Service meteorologist Chris Bussard.

But New Jersey State Police spokesman Lt. Eric Kuehl said the state wasn’t aware of any water distribution plan that would allow a large amount of rainfall to fall on parts of the state within a 24-hour period. Kuehl said officials are taking a more holistic approach to disaster preparation.

“People have a res일산출장안마ponsibility to be prepared for anything, not just this. When we see an emergency, we’re not prepared. We’re prepared for anything,” Kuehl said.

New Jersey Attorney General Andrew Cuomo’s office, which handled the law enforcement response in Hurricane Sandy last summer, is reviewing the state’s role in Sandy relief, Kuehl said.

New Jersey has a law that specifies the type of state government that can receive federal disaster relief. “We just have to be very careful that the people that the state works with and the state agency that we have are not misusing that,” Kuehl said.

Hurricane-force winds at least 6.5 miles per hour were recorded Sunday, in parts of Central Jersey, according to meteorologist John Moore.

In the state’s Upper Valley, where much of the city sits, temperatures were above 100 degrees — about 30 degrees above normal — and a low of 4,500 feet in the Montclair area. Temperatures have been in the single digits in some parts of Central Jersey since before the storm hit.

Christie said Sunday afternoon that he could wait up to six more weeks for additional flood insurance, citing the need for time for water infrastructure improvement.

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