Logan crime forum argues for proactive measures

Published AuthorNicole Butler

Watch the video on the recent Logan crime forum. Strategies and insights into crime prevention for small businesses and current trends in criminal activity were at the heart of the forum.

Hosted by the Griffith University Friends of the Library network and their co-sponsors the Logan Community Bank the event brought together a panel of leading experts including: Associate Professor Janet Ransley, (Head of the School of Criminology and Criminal Justice), Dr Hennessey Hayes (Senior Lecturer, School of Criminology and Criminal Justice), Senior Sergeant Mike Pearson of the Logan Police and Mr Mark Lally, Regional Manager of the Bendigo Bank.

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