Handbook of Loss Prevention and Crime Prevention Book

	Preface and Acknowledgments
	Introduction	1
1	History and Principles of Crime Prevention and Security	3
2	Designing Security with the Architects	23
3	Security Surveys	33
4	Internal Theft Controls	55
5	Executive Protection	76
6	Crime Stoppers	82
7	"Awareness"	88
8	Community Oriented Policing	103
9	Crime Prevention through Environmental Design Strategies and Applications	113
10	Approaches to Physical Security	169
11	Physical Barriers	182
12	The Use of Locks in Physical Crime Prevention	199
13	Safes, Vaults, and Accessories	241
14	Security Lighting	253
15	Alarms: Intrusion Detection Systems	268
16	CCTV Surveillance	281
17	Guard Service in the Twenty-first Century	296
18	Bomb and Physical Security Planning	313
19	Transportation-Distribution Theft and Loss Prevention	325
20	Lodging Security	358
21	Alcohol and Security Procedures	375
22	Campus Security and Crime Prevention	380
23	Securing the Hospital Environment	386
24	Library Security	389
25	High-Rise Office Building Security	397
26	Multiresidential Security	403
27	Workplace Violence: Anticipation through Process, Not Prediction of Results	414
28	Preventing Workplace Drug Abuse	427
29	Domestic Violence: The Crime of the Nineties	434
30	Personal Safety and Self-Defense	441
31	Financial Institution Security	444
32	Automatic Teller Machines (ATMs)	455
33	Shopping Center Security	460
34	Hacking	466
35	Electronic Surveillance and Wiretapping	468
36	Managing the Organization	473
37	Planning, Management, and Evaluation	480
38	Designing Crime Risk Management Systems	493
39	Public Relations and the Media	501
40	Obtaining Community Support to Reduce Crime	511
41	Crime Prevention in Canada	538
	Index	543