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Security firm’s crime fighting pays A
Birmingham-based security company was highly commended at Crimestoppers Midlands Conference for its outstanding work in corporate social responsibility. JM Security Systems, which provides electronic security solutions to
businesses in the Midlands and elsewhere, also sponsored the ‘most supportive law enforcement agency’ award, which went to PC Dave Webb from West Midlands Police for his work in promoting Crimestoppers to more than 3,000 schoolchildren, and for winning £20,000 funding to encourage support from other organisations. Taz Parvez, business development manager at JM Security Systems, said:
“We are extremely proud to receive this award. It is our corporate social responsibility to support local charities and help local business communities. By working in partnership with Crimestoppers in the Midlands we can achieve both.
‘We hope to build on our working partnership with Crimestoppers in the fight against business crime’
“We hope to build on our working partnership with Crimestoppers in the fight against business crime and become an integral part of business crime strategy in the Midlands by offering timely support and guidance to businesses when they are unfortunate enough to be targeted – and helping them to not become repeat victims.”
Crime fighter: Taz Parvez Crimestoppers chief executive Mark Hallas said: “Enabling law
enforcement agencies, Neighbourhood Watch and commercial organisations to work together with members of the public is critical in the fight against crime. “We believe that the conference has been essential in highlighting the issues
that all of these bodies face and should facilitate better working relationships in the future. It’s all about stronger, more effective partnerships.”
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