Compact company high security biometric scanner units have impact resistant casing
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Police are urging the public to be law-abiding during the Euro 2012 football tournament in Poland and the Ukraine which continues until early next month. Officers are mounting extra patrols in town centres; however if you have information about a crime you can contact Crimestoppers on 0800 555111 in confidence. Your call will not be traced and you may receive a cash reward. For information on possible terrorist activity call the anti terrorism hotline in confidence on 0800 789 321.
A biometric scanner adds high security, dermal fingerprint checking to your company Access Control UK system. Mounted alongside your clocking station, the T3400 can be installed with a new system or retro-fitted to your existing clocking stations. All biometric scanners are supplied complete and are ready to accept power and data connections. Simply mount the device on the wall, reboot the system and the biometric time and attendance unit will start functioning. The compact units feature impact resistant casing and illumination for accurate finger placement.
Customers who are worried their personal data is compromised by a council security breach are urged to get in touch. Everyone affected by the theft of a PC which contained information relating to 17,692 companies and 20,143 individuals will be contacted by Glasgow City Council anyway. A full internal audit is being carried out and the council apologised for the error. It reminded customers that no council representative would ever visit their home or phone them to ask for banking details.
An armed robber was on the run for three weeks before being put back into custody. Leon Passmore was jailed for six years for robbery and possession of an imitation gun after a raid on a betting shop in December 2008. The details of Passmore’s licence breach have not been made public. This is the second time he had gone missing on a May away-day as last year he absconded from prison and was on the run for a month.
Police have paired up with a famous motoring accessory chain of shops to offer free fitting of anti-theft devices to stem the rate of number plate thefts. The initiative has been launched following an increased number of stolen number plates. Crimes committed following the theft of a number plate can include not paying for fuel. Halfords is using extra staff who will fit the correct screws depending on the make and model of the car. 
Questions are being asked as to how a protester got past security to disrupt Tony Blair’s evidence at the Leveson Inquiry. Shortly after noon on Monday the former Prime Minister – who was the day’s sole witness – was making testimony on his relationship with the chairman of News International, Rupert Murdoch, when it was interrupted. Lord Leveson was overheard asking how the protester managed to get into the courtroom, 
Arsonists have been blamed for two separate incidents of fire at the beginning of the week. Firefighters at West Sussex Fire and Rescue Service on Monday had to attend in the afternoon multiple fires raging in some men’s public toilets. The fires were out on arrival of a crew from nearby Shoreham. That evening in Lancing there was a fire in a litter bin to the rear of a block of flats. One crew from Lancing was in attendance. 
Police this week swooped on various dealers’ yards and their haul included a large dragon the size of a horse stolen from Teddington valued at £3,200 plus VAT. The bronze Chinese statue weighing more than a tonne, which was stolen from a residential back garden, is one victim of many crimes motivated by the strong price of scrap. The distinctive item was set in concrete and one of a pair, was also traced to a couple who had reported it stolen.
It was announced today (Friday, May 18) that a fourth person has been arrested in connection with the estimated £18 million worth of art stolen from the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge. Police confirmed a 25-year-old man was arrested in London yesterday (Thursday) night on suspicion of conspiracy to commit burglary. He is due to be taken to Cambridgeshire for questioning. Two men and a teenager have already been charged with various offences concerning the incident.
Two trailers were taken in a farm raid in Lincolnshire. The equipment was stolen from a farm at North Willingham at some point between 10pm on Sunday, May 13, and 4.20am yesterday (Monday, May 14).Thieves got in by breaking the padlock was cropped from the farm gate. The criminals then travelled down a lengthy dirt track to the farm yard. The offenders then stole two Ifor Williams trailers and a large quantity of tools.
Promises of “strict safeguards” have been attached to plans to make it easier for the police and intelligence agencies to monitor e-mails, phone calls and internet use. These proposals have been unveiled this week in the Draft Communications Bill that would update existing procedures for allowing access to ‘vital’ information. The proposed legislation from the government would seek to “maintain the ability” of the authorities