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Mmm... I also think BP for Men could easily be worn by women. I'm a big fan of Pi and Body Kouros. Lolita Lempicka Au Masculin is good too. Very yummy!
After running a few errands, I stopped by the men's frag counter at the local Macy's to snoop around.
First up - Cool Water. Initially bright and citrusy and light; an hour later smelled incredibly generic; not enough personality for me and it smelled very similar to the Caron Pure that I wore a few years back.
Safari for men - nice on the card. Didn't have the leathery emphasis that a lot of men's scents have. The drydown was "darker" than I was expecting and quite woodsy.
Polo - Smelled leathery and dense. I really didn't even want to put it on, but I did. Not perky enough.
Egoiste Platinum - smelled like a bright, aldehydic Chanel women's / unisex scent. Need to explore further. The drydown was fresh with no real drama.
Beyond Paradise for Men - This is a much better scent than the women's BP with my chemistry. After the initial synthetic blast - after about 5 minutes - it settles into a fruity/light vetiver/herbal combo that is lovely. Highly recommend that the women try this one out if the BP for women doesn't interest you and you're looking for a non-Pleasures related clean, summer scent.
So, this was lots of fun and I actually found some scents that merit further pursuit. As I mentioned, I'm goint to retry Chanel Egoiste Platinum, hopefully sample Antaeus (it's a tough one to find in these parts), see if there is a regular Egoiste to try, check out Chanel Monsieur, and retry BP for Men.
Have any of you ladies been sampling at the men's counter lately? What did you find?
Last edited by seattlelight; 18th May 2008 at 03:15 AM.
Mmm... I also think BP for Men could easily be worn by women. I'm a big fan of Pi and Body Kouros. Lolita Lempicka Au Masculin is good too. Very yummy!
My little Sister loves Dior Homme, and it smells nice on her
Have to say I have always dabbled in the men's fragrances.
Egoiste and Monsieur are both in my collection and wonderful on a woman. Because our skin is different from men's it adds a whole new dimension to the way they develop.
Ooooooh yeah! Montana Parfum d'Homme... John Varvatos...Casran...Live Jazz....4711...
I'll think of more....
"The world is ruled by letting things take their course. It cannot be ruled by interfering." Lao Tze
I've tried out Live Jazz on my skin but it just turned to black pepper... and I couldn't scrub it off!
Yeah Dior Homme is another mens one that I likey for myself Never considered John Varvatos for me but I think I should... time to go back and resniff!
I've discovered some excellent men's frags:
Angel Men Pure Coffee: yummie coffee and patch
Jaipur Homme (Boucheron): smooth woody vanilla
and, more $$$: By Kilian A Taste of Heaven. I really don't like the idea of having to buy the $$$ bottle before one can buy the less expensive refill. I'll just have to be on the lookout for decants
- Sables by Annick Goutal
- Givenchy Gentleman by Givenchy
- Royal English Leather by Creed
- Marc Jacobs for Men by Marc Jacobs
The first three are relatively potent so go light with the application.
In all matters of opinion, our adversaries are insane - Oscar Wilde
I agree with Creed's Royal English Leather. Gorgeous, and works beautifully on women. I've even had a few compliments on it!
"Woe to the one who's love of elixirs, grows into madness"
I love, own, and wear Sables and Egoiste (not Platinum). Both are comfort scents for me.
I tend to wear men's orientals very well--Guerlain Mouchoir de Monsieur and Chanel Egoist (original) are two which work really well on my skin and personality-wise.
At the suggestion of the guide, I tried:
EL's Beyond Paradise for Men--did not work well on me, kinda bitter and chemical-like
Yohji--very nice, but probably not FBW (even if I could find it)
Dior Homme--powdery masculine iris, and the iris did not work well on my skin
Dior Eau Sauvage--barely remember it, will have to retry, lol
PdN New York--meh
Others on the list I have, but not tried yet.
Of the others mentioned above, I tried Annick Goutal Sables, and it smelled terrible on me--I have to be really careful with fennel or fennel-like scents as they really seem to amplify on me. Also I tried Boucheron Jaipur Homme yesterday, and got the vanilla cake batter effect :P
I tried Rosine Rose d'Homme--too wimpy to be a women's floral. Creed Royal Scottish Lavender--I quite liked this one, even the spicy drydown which Turin criticizes. And Ormonde Jayne Man which I liked very much, even better than their women's scent. However, I have some trouble with the synthetics in OJ, so, it is not something I would likely wear often.
....and PdeN New York - Paloma Picasso Minotaure (ole!) - Nikos - Tabarome Milliseme - Azzaro Pure Cedrat.....
"The world is ruled by letting things take their course. It cannot be ruled by interfering." Lao Tze
Thank you for the additional suggestions - I'm writing a list out. Sephora probably has many of these and I'll check out the directory for some additional reviews. It feels like a whole new interesting fragrance world is opening up for me and it's great! I used to browse the men's counter only when looking for gifts and would just go by how they smelled on a card.
And I've seen other ladies mention:
Pour un Homme de Caron
Vetiver de Guerlain
both of which have the "pour elle" versions!
Also, Grey Flannel.
I find that it's much easier for ladies to pull off men's scents than the other way around. Kinda makes me jealous.
I think Hypnotic Poison (Dior) has a masculine undertone, and I don't know exactly what makes me think that. I wish my husband would wear it, and see how it smells on him, but he just doesn't care for fragrance other than his aftershave which is either by Mennen or Faberge, depending on what's for sale.
I definitely prefer some men's versions of scents over women's.
Beyond Paradise for Women is something I don't like. Y'all have inspired me to try the Men's version when next I'm at the mall. . . .
Your little sister has good taste, Vivek! Obviously runs in the family.
I like Dior Homme too. Also Creed's Acier Aluminium, Royal English Leather, and another one I can't remember.
I have been known to pinch my hubby's Guerlain Vetiver, but lots of girls wear that.
And then there are the unisex things that they put in the men's department so they won't feel wierd about trying them - Bulgari Black, Eau d'Orange Vert etc.
"A woman who doesn't wear perfume has no future." Coco Chanel
I'm streamlining my collection http://community.basenotes.net/showt...29#post1219729
I like Hypnose Homme more than the women's. Recently bought a bottle of Hanae Mori HM (men's) - I don't care for the women's scents because they are too syrupy, but this one is great on me.
I tried Terre d'Hermes and can tell it's great, but not on me. Wish my husband was into wearing scent - made me want to nuzzle.
Ah, yes, the Bvlgari Black switcheroo. I know many women who wore it and think it has been discontinued. Nope, just mosey on over to the men's side and there it is. That was so weird when that happened - like, huh??? Probably more women will try it at the men's counter than men at the women's.
Women's Hanae Mori is nice for the first 60 seconds and then I completely lose interest - men's might be the way to go. Lolita Lempicka masculine is also wonderful on the card - didn't try it on, though. Interesting how the Creed and Dior keep getting mentioned. A lot of these aren't too hard to find, either.
In all matters of opinion, our adversaries are insane - Oscar Wilde
Regarding Jaipur Homme by Boucheron...
I love that one, on me it turns lavender for some reason, very elegant and sensual... so much so that when I wear it to sleep it's guaranteed I'll have xxx dreams
I steal it from my brother's huge fragrance collection though... I always try to remember to buy it for my own but always forget.
Needless to say, he probably doesn't appreciate the fact that I steal from him.
Well, steal is too serious a word it's more like I spray it on me every once in a while...
He's my source for testing men's fragrances though, because if I went to an actual store to try "male scents" on me the sale's clerks would look at me with despise at the very least (people are obsessed with the gender thing in my country...)
Oh well..
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My aunt wears Brut. I've never asked her if she knows it was designed for men. Knowing her personality, I don't think she'd much care even if she knew.
Speaking of Brut...I own Les Nerides Imperial Opoponax which some think smells like Brut. Having smelled the new Brut recently, I can see the similarity. However, the Brut is way more....well....brut
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Ha-- I just rec Saks DNA for Him for the aquatic post because this is my favorite men's scent. It's been smelling great during the Spring season on me. Other notes are amber, black pepper, and bergamot I believe.
Guerlain Vetiver. It's fantastic.
I'm a total newbie to fragrance, but I like Michael Kors for Men better than I like MK for Women. It seems to have similar notes, but the men's fragrance is deeper and lasts longer.
I recently tried a couple more fragrances marketed towards men, and enjoyed the sampling very much, even if I didn't enjoy some of the actual fragrances.
John Varvatos: incense-y, I don't think I can wear this one comfortably. It makes me think of Good Friday Mass.
Montale Black Aoud: I was shocked to find this reminds me of my deceased grandmother -- the one who lived in Southeast Asia, chewed betel nut, and burned incense every day for the two husbands she outlived. Some people say Youth Dew reminds them of their grandmother. This scent is my paternal grandmother. Incidentally, it's my aunt from my paternal side who wears Brut, as well.
Creed Original Vetiver: Does *anyone* else think the top notes smell like tom yum?
Angel Coffee for men - Love it! I'd wear it in a heartbeat.
On my list to try: Canoe; Azzaro for men (recommended by Mario on Antaeus thread).
Also, I might pick up some bay cologne or something lime'ish for while I'm here in Florida.
I've been sampling some men's fragrances as well lately. I love and bought myself Tumulte PH. Very cedar-y and incense. I used to wear Angel A*men but I have gotten tired of it, though I still prefer it to the women's version. D'Orsay Le Dandy is very nice, a little more masculine and I think I would rather get my non-fragrance wearing husband to wear that, but I'd be snitching some too. I do wear his Bulgari Black occasionally. I like Terre D'Hermes as well and Rochas PH doesn't smell too manly on me, but it does smell like a watered down version of Bond #9 New Haarlem which I prefer and will probably get a bottle of soon.
PdN Cologne Sologne
Guerlain Les Eaux
Santa Maria Novella Sicily
Carthusia Mediterraneo
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I tried Jean Paul Gaultier's Le Male today as I was hoping to find another vanilla scent that I like. Le Male has something in it that reminds me of Arrid Extra Extra Dry with vanilla. And Wal-Mart's Simply Basics Moonlight Way lotion smells a lot like Arrid XX Dry, too. They claim Moonlight Way has rose, lily of the valley, and musk.
Anyway, I can't wear Le Male because of the association with armpit deodorant, but there is something about it that is nice, particularly when it's accidentally layered with Kenzo Amour, as I did today.
Last edited by Aiona; 14th June 2008 at 08:57 PM. Reason: Oops! It's Jean, not John.
While at my parents' place, my mother pulled out her collection of perfume bottles (most of which she leaves unopened), and I was surprised to find Safari for Men among them. Apparently she had bought it for my dad, who didn't like it.
So I tried it. Ugh! Not for me. I like the bottle though!
I also got a chance to sniff Beyond Paradise for Men, but only on a card. It smells nice. A cool aquatic-like scent. Like artificial watermelon flavor. 'Haven't tried it on skin yet though.
Why the heck have I never noticed this thread before? LOL. Sheesh. Most of my wardrobe is comprised of mens & unisex frags. My faves:
Clinique Happy
Kenneth Cole Reaction
L'eau D'Issey
Clean Men
Lolita Lempicka au masculin
Burberry Brit
Bvlgari Black
CK be
Mugler Cologne
"Wait...is David Bowie really God?" - Penelope Garcia
So, this now begs the question, did my mom accidentally buy a women's fragrance for my dad, and *that* is why he didn't like it, or did she buy it on purpose and said she bought it for my dad, when she actually bought it for herself. I'm confused. But anyway, I've yet to try Safari for Men!
Besides the Dior Homme and Burberry Brit, you should try YSL M7. You might like it.
My favorite men's scents at this point (several weeks of testing):
Habit Rouge
also like:
Caron Pour un Homme
Dior Homme
Mouchoir de Monsieur
To me there's no gender with scents, just whether I like it or not.
Paloma Picasso Minotaure
Davidoff Cool Water
My absolute favourite is Armani White, but it doesn't smell special on me. I has to be on another person.
A close second: Chanel Allure Edition Blanche (yet to try)
plan to try: Acqua di Gio
Rush (funny, the women's original is beyond awful, but the men's sounds good)
can't stand: JPG Le Male
Opium (it doesn't deserve that name, the women's is divine)
From my husband's side of the cabinet, I sometimes spray Guerlain Vetiver, Eau Savage de Dior, Egoiste Platinum and Jo Malone 154!
My oldest brother loves fragrances as much as I do. Although they live in NYC, they have an apartment in Miami Beach. Recently when they were down for a few days I spent the day with them. I snooped to see what fragrances he had down here that were new to me. It was great, he had a couple of unkown niche stuff from London that I really enjoyed, however, I can't remember the names now. I'll have to copy them down when I go over next. I did not get him to part with anything. He has introduced me to many fragrances throughout the years which I have them bought for my husband, i.e., Heritage, L'Homme, Eau de Issey. However, my husband is very finicky and tends to only like citrusy scents. Actually, I have put up some used fragrances that he no longer uses for sale on Ebay this week for someone who would like to try some of the scents without having to shell out a lot money.

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Five Arrested In Operation LandslideJuly 08, 2011 14:39
Wednesday 6 July saw the launch of Operation Land Slide by Lambeth Borough Police's Licensing team, Trading Standards, Food Safety and the UK Boarder Agency (UKBA).
This operation targeted take away food premises and off licences in Brixton town centre.
The first day of the operation saw five men arrested for immigration offences. Alcohol was seized from one venue as it was believed to be counterfeit. Warnings were issued to shops stocking out of date food items.
As well as ensuring legislation is enforced the operation is also designed to give guidance to venues and build trust within the borough. The first day of Operation Land Slide has been deemed a success and more visits will be undertaken soon.
PC Hannah Eldridge of Licencing said, "Operation Landslide is designed to provide reassurance that our agencies are working to ensure that businesses are working legally and providing a good service to the public. We also are striving to build stronger relationships between the community, licensed venues, Police and Lambeth Council."
Police Appeal and adviceJuly 06, 2011 15:05
On Saturday 3 July at approx 03.30hrs an attempted kidnap took place on Abbeville Road, Clapham SW4. A 26-year old female traveling home from a night out was attacked from behind by two black men described as aged 17-20years who attempted to drag her into a gold four door saloon car with light-coloured seats. She struggled and the men made off when a white van approached. Police are keen to trace any witnesses who may have seen or heard something in relation to this offence. Anyone with information is encouraged to Call TDC John Innes on 020 8649 2173 or contact Crimestoppers anonymously. Police advise; If travelling alone be aware or your surroundings, would you be able to state your location in an emergency? Walk with confidence, by looking purposeful you can reduce your perceived vulnerability. Avoid using your mobile phone, listening to loud music or drawing attention to your valuables. In emergency always dial 999.
Missing Boston TerrierJuly 06, 2011 14:26
Bumble has been missing since 16 June. She was lost on Railton road but recent sightings have been in South Croxted Road and Croydon. Further details below: Name BUMBLE Breed Terrier Boston Gender Female Young Adult Build Small Black and White THIN SCAR ON BELLY Tagged Yes Micro chipped Yes Lost 16 Jun 2011 Where Lost Outside 247 Railton Road, London SE24 (between Brixton and Herne HIill) *Other Info Bumble is very small for her age, has a lovely nature and is very friendly. She was wearing a black colour with a paw print tag with her home numbers. She has very long white legs and runs like the wind. Phone 1 07885 712191 Phone 2 07799 347404 With information* To see image please got to the community safe website
Missing Boston Terrier BumbleJuly 06, 2011 14:19
Bumble has been missing since 16 June. She was lost on Railton road but recent sightings have been in South Croxted Road and Croydon. Further details below: Name BUMBLE Breed Terrier Boston Gender Female Young Adult Build Small Black and White THIN SCAR ON BELLY Tagged Yes Micro chipped Yes Lost 16 Jun 2011 Where Lost Outside 247 Railton Road, London SE24 (between Brixton and Herne HIill) *Other Info Bumble is very small for her age, has a lovely nature and is very friendly. She was wearing a black colour with a paw print tag with her home numbers. She has very long white legs and runs like the wind. Phone 1 07885 712191 Phone 2 07799 347404 With information* To see image please got to the community safe website
"CUT - Some Wounds Never Heal"July 04, 2011 10:37
The school summer holidays are approaching, bringing an increased risk of female genital mutilation (FGM) to over 6000 young girls in London. The Metropolitan Police Service, in partnership with the Foreign & Commonwealth Office and Kids Taskforce, is today, Monday 4 July, launching a new teaching resource to help tackle this form of child abuse. The pack will be launched in South London and will see the first showing of 'Cut - Some Wounds Never Heal' a film by the Kids Taskforce and pupils at Lilian Baylis Technology School, Kennington. The hard-hitting film features model, author and human rights activist Waris Dirie, ITV's Dr Hilary Jones and other experts in dealing with FGM. The film, which is aimed at 11-17 year olds, was created by young people for young people and leads with a strong message that this practice is abusive to a woman's body and can have profound physical and mental consequences. FGM is illegal in the UK and under the FGM Act 2003 it is also illegal for girls to be taken from the UK to undergo the procedure anywhere in the world. Those who are involved or facilitate this process may be guilty of an offence which carries a maximum prison sentence of 14 years. Today's launch coincides with the forthcoming summer break as experience has shown that the girls most at risk of FGM are taken back to their countries of origin at the start of the school summer holidays, allowing them extended time to recover from their wounds before returning to school in September. In London alone there are estimated to be 6,500 girls at risk annually of FGM. The Metropolitan Police Service Child Abuse Investigation Command through Project Azure works to tackle this issue and to prevent this happening to girls in London. This is done in partnership with various statutory agencies, charities and organizations, and involves education and enforcement activities. The resource pack launched today is the latest action to come from that partnership approach. The resource is the first of its kind and available freely for all secondary schools in the UK. It will facilitate open discussion on this sensitive subject and offer advice and information to those at risk and their peers. In addition to the new resource, specialist child protection officers will be working closely with their partners this summer to raise awareness of the issues, to help identify girls who may be at risk and prevent them from being subjected to the procedure. Additionally, the MPS is actively investigating a number of ongoing cases. Speakers at today's event will include Hannah Buckley, head of sexual violence policy at the Home Office, Sharon Doughty, president founder of Kids Taskforce, and Commander Simon Foy, head of homicide and serious crime investigations for the Metropolitan Police Service. Speaking ahead of today's event Commander Foy said: "Female genital mutilation is a crime. It is painful and traumatic and harmful to girls and women in many ways. "Those who are involved in any way - be it aiding, abetting, counselling, procuring or carrying out FGM inside or outside the UK - are committing a criminal offence, as well as putting lives at risk. "The Metropolitan Police Service is here for all Londoners and we are working with our partners to prevent this form of child abuse through education and enforcement, while supporting victims and survivors, and pursuing those who are involved in carrying this practice out. "I would like to thank the Kids Taskforce, the FCO and the Lilian Baylis pupils involved in producing this film to raise awareness of FGM and hope that this resource will be used in secondary schools to assist in broaching this sensitive subject. "We would urge anyone who believes a girl is vulnerable to come forward and alert the police or other agencies so that they can be protected." Founding President of Kids Taskforce Sharon Doughty, added: "This is a practice that needs bringing out into the open so that it can be addressed, by working with communities here to change minds. I felt the best way to achieve that was to have the people most affected - young girls - make their own film on the issue." Kit Malthouse, deputy mayor of policing said: "The ritual mutilation of young girls is a revolting and barbaric act which is sadly far too prevalent in modern London. The Mayor has commissioned a report to try and gauge the true scale of this atrocity, but even without this, we know many girls suffer horribly because of this cultural evil. The Mayor has put tackling this practice firmly on the agenda with the police and their partners. This film is a welcome sign of that renewed effort. Greater knowledge should help young girls protect themselves and the generations to follow, and help our law enforcement agencies bring their abusers to justice."
More than 70 arrested in Op TargetJune 17, 2011 09:16
One week on from the launch of Operation Target - the Met's renewed emphasis to tackle crimes against people and property in London - over 700 people have been arrested. In 1598 operations carried out so far over the last seven days officers have arrested 798 suspects for offences such as robbery, GBH, drug dealing and burglary; recovered property such as sat navs, mobile phones and gallons of wine; and seized firearms, knives and other weapons; while enhanced uniformed patrols have increased our presence on the streets and in the communities which suffer disproportionate levels of neighbourhood crime. In the coming weeks we will focus more staff and their expertise from across the MPS towards the task of reducing crime and anti-social behaviour in these areas. Commander Maxine De Brunner, who is leading the operation said: "We're delighted with the early results achieved by officers and staff across the MPS under Operation Target. This great effort has seen boroughs, OCUs and business groups coming together like never before to work on the common aim of tackling crimes against people and property in London. Hundreds of suspects have been arrested; suspected stolen property recovered; and drugs and weapons have been removed from the streets. "So much has been achieved in just one week - but we need to keep up the momentum. We need to keep the pressure on robbers, burglars and other criminals. We need to tell our communities what we've been doing to keep them safe. And we need to go into communities after the criminals have been arrested and look to solve, with our partners, some of the underlying problems in order to help keep crime down. Ch Supt Dave Chinchen, silver commander commended officers and staff engaged in the operation: "Your work over this first week has been first class and in the best traditions of the MPS. We've seen some great innovations complementing more traditional policing tactics, and delivered with great enthusiasm. In the coming weeks further assets and resources will be coming from the centre to support boroughs - Op Target is about the MPS coming together to assist boroughs tackle their local crime challenges. It's vital we keep up the pressure and reassure Londoners we are doing everything we can to help keep their homes and communities safe."
Distraction burglaryJune 13, 2011 14:33
Distraction burglary is any crime where a falsehood, trick or distraction is used to gain access to a property to commit burglary. Lambeth Borough Police have received three reports in recent weeks that distraction burglars are operating in the SW12/SW4 area. Crime prevention advice - Distraction burglary: • If you're not sure who is at your door, don't open it. Check the identity of the caller by calling the company they are purporting to be from i.e. gas, electricity, water, police. Use the telephone numbers listed in your local directory or provided independently by your service provider – Do not use any telephone numbers provided by the caller – they may be bogus. • Telephone a neighbour or friend nearby to come along and check out the caller before you open the door to them. We have Neighbourhood Watch schemes that you can join. Check with your local Safer Neighbourhood Team to find out if there is one in your area. • Many service providers provide password schemes, sign up to these. When unannounced callers knock at your door they should know the password if they are genuine. • The "Waterboard" no longer exists, it is an obsolete phrase used only by bogus callers. • Don't keep large quantities of cash at home; put it in the bank where it is safe. • Keep doors locked and windows secure at all times. • Ensure that if you do let somebody in to your home, that you close the door behind them – distraction burglars often work in teams, where one will distract you whilst others sneak in through the insecure door. • If somebody asks for your help – needs to make a telephone call, lost a ball in your garden, needs a drink or pen and paper for example, refer them to a younger neighbour or assist them through a closed door. Alternatively, call a friend or neighbour to come and assist. • Not sure? Don't open the door.
Prison sentences for Brixton drug peddlersJune 10, 2011 14:39
Maurice Cox aged 36 of Tierney Road, SW2 (Dob 23/07/1974) has been sentenced to five years at Inner London Crown Court Today (10th June) after pleading guilty to ten counts of supplying class A drugs namely crack and heroin. Cox was arrested with fifteen other men on Thursday 3 March in a series of open strikes against street dealers in the town centre of Brixton by Lambeth Borough Omega Team supported by colleagues from the Territorial Support Group (TSG). Maurice Coxs' conviction comes a week after Dean Wilson aged 35years (DOB 16/08/1974) of Lakeview Road SE27 also arrested in the strike was sentenced to five years imprisonment at Inner London Crown Court for thirteen counts of supplying crack and heroin Others arrested in the same operation included Marco Bennett aged 34years (DOB 20/11/1976) of Styles Gardens, SW9 who on Friday 6 May was sentenced to two years and six months imprisonment for eight counts of supplying crack and heroin. Jermaine Crawford aged 29years (DOB 22/09/1981) of Challice Way, SW2 pleaded guilty to supply two counts of supplying Class A crack and heroin and supply of a Class B drug at Inner London Crown Court. He was sentenced to three years imprisonment on Tuesday 24 May. Odeen Stephenson aged 20years (DOB 26/04/1990) of Warminister Square, SE25 also received a custodial sentence on Thursday 19 May of 18 months for one count supply crack cocaine. This operation was a culmination of months of careful planning led by Lambeth Borough police's Omega team that deal with high level criminality in support of local policing teams across the Borough. The operation was mounted in response to concerns raised by local residents over the apparent movement of drug dealers to these areas. Officers took the suspects by surprise along Acre Lane, Effra Road, Trelawn Road and Railton Road, SW2 Brixton. The operation was a deliberate attempt to address community concerns and support local policing teams' priorities of associated crime relating to open drug markets and is one of several initiatives that are ongoing to target those offenders. Detective Sergeant Ed Allen of the Lambeth Omega Team said, "These drug dealers have blighted the lives of the residents and visitors to Brixton through their habitual drug dealing. The detrimental effect that this level of criminality has on our Community was reflected by the determination and tenacity of my team in the running of this operation. Brixton Town Centre is not a place where drug dealing will be tolerated. Those who become involved in this type of criminality need to be prepared to serve lengthy custodial sentences as a consequence. We will continue to specifically target these types of individuals and put them before the Courts." Cllr Rachel Heywood cabinet member for communities and community safety said "I am very pleased with the success of this operation which was designed to specifically address some key concerns of our residents as although overt drug dealing in Brixton has fallen considerably in the last few years, these hotspots had been causing major problems for residents and businesses with associated anti-social behaviour, sex work and robbery. These convictions continue to show that we will not tolerate this in Brixton."
Man sentenced for Hoax callsJune 10, 2011 13:40
Anthony John Jackson, aged 29years Of Brixton Road SW9 (Dob 06/11/1981) has been sentenced to two years imprisonment after being convicted of fifteen counts of bomb hoax calls and malicious communications at Inner London Crown Court on 9th June. Jackson was arrested by Lambeth Borough CID Officers from on 30th December 2010 after making numerous calls to the emergency services throughout November and December 2010. These reported calls cost the Metropolitan Police Service nearly £13,000 in man hours and resources The court heard that on Friday 10 December, Jackson called Police seven times to report a bomb at a location using a variety of false names and numbers. Jackson made other calls to report fictitious incidents varying from bomb threats to road traffic collisions. Jackson had previously served prison terms in 2009 and 2010 for malicious communications. TDC Kerry Waterman of Lambeth CID said, "This reinforces the message that those who believe that they can waste police time and resources will be punished. Anthony Jackson's hoax calls resulted in wasted hours and resources. Whilst our attentions were directed needlessly responding to his calls, elsewhere an officer or a member of the public could have been in real danger." Jackson previously appeared at Inner London Crown Court on Wednesday 27 April and had been remanded in custody until today's hearing. The court directs that 160 days spent in custody on remand will count towards the sentence.
Met targets crime in huge crackdown 08.06.11June 08, 2011 09:52
A major new crackdown by the Metropolitan Police Service against robbers, burglars and violent criminals begins today, Wednesday 8th June. Operation Target, which is one of the most significant initiatives of its kind ever conducted by the MPS is a renewed drive to tackle crime against people and property in London leading to significant, long term reductions. The sustained campaign, which kicks off today with a series of operational activities, increased patrols and enforcements, brings together all the Met's specialist resources, skills and people to support local police tackle crime and anti-social behaviour, allowing the public to go about their daily lives feeling more confident and safe. Specialist MPS teams, such as the Flying Squad, Traffic and Mounted Branch will be supporting borough policing units to deliver the operation. Covert and overt tactics, and intelligence-led interventions will be used. Specialist investigation teams will help trace and arrest wanted or suspected robbers and burglars, while increased presence on the streets will be achieved through extra uniformed patrols at key areas. Analysis shows the initial 'Target' areas, while geographically making up just 2% of London, constitute around nearly a third of all London's street robberies and most serious violence; 15% of residential burglaries and 20% of non-res burglaries. As well as achieving immediate crime reductions, the operation intends to embed a number of effective long term crime prevention strategies to ensure there is sustained crime reduction in these areas. The overall result will be an improvement in public confidence and feelings of safety in the targeted areas. Assistant Commissioner Ian McPherson, head of Territorial Policing for the MPS said: "The MPS is here for London, and to help keep communities safe we are enhancing our efforts to tackle crimes against people and property. "Operation Target is to be the largest and sustained crackdown against crimes such as robbery, burglary and violence ever conducted by the MPS. While robbery and burglary are still relatively low in comparison to previous years we are determined to cut these offences further. "The public can support this operation and help themselves from becoming a victim of crime by taking some basic prevention measures. "By bringing together borough based knowledge and expertise with the skills of our specialist units we will make a real and sustainable difference, allowing people to go about their daily lives feeling more confident and safe." The officer leading Operation Target, Commander Maxine de Brunner added: "Target is a long-term drive to reduce crime and keep it down. The operation is due to last for at least six months and will see the relentless deployment of our specialist assets, resources, tactics and skills in areas which suffer disproportionate levels of crime and anti-social behaviour." The Mayor of London, Boris Johnson said: "We're cracking down on the perilous criminality that can devastate people's everyday lives and there is no room for complacency. Burglars, robbers and drug dealers should take heed as their crime funded life styles may soon be ending. I've seen first hand today the immense hard work that goes into carrying out policing operations and I have every confidence that Target will be a complete success. The raids this morning will have an immediate effect on the hundreds of local residents who have been living under a cloud of fear." The public can find out more and get crime prevention advice by contacting their local Safer Neighbourhood Team or visiting http://www.met.police.uk. If you have information about crime you can call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
Police appeal following Tulse Hill murder 07.06.11June 07, 2011 14:58
Police are appealing for witnesses after the murder of an 18-year-old man in Lambeth. Officers were called just after 23:00hrs on Monday, 6 June, following reports of a male shot outside Purser House, Tulse Hill Estate, SW2. Police attended and found a male suffering from gun shot wounds. London Ambulance and HEMS attended but the man was pronounced dead at the scene. The victim's next of kin have been informed but we are yet to make a formal identification. The post-mortem examination is scheduled for 14.00hrs today at Greenwich Mortuary. At this early stage witnesses have told police that they heard several gunshots and a vehicle leaving the scene. An incident room has opened under Detective Chief Inspector Gordon Allison from Trident. DCI Allison said: "We would urge anyone who may have seen or heard anything between the hours of 21.30hrs and 23.00hrs, or seen a suspicious vehicle in the area at the time of this murder, to contact us and assist us in this investigation." There have been no arrests at present. Enquiries continue. Any witnesses or anyone with information should call the incident room on 020 8247 4554 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
Road Casualties spark police actionJune 02, 2011 10:43
CO15 Traffic Officers and Lambeth Borough Police officers have been working in partnership through May to promote the 'Think' campaign and cut road deaths in the borough. This action was sparked as a result of three fatal road traffic collisions (RTC) in March. There was also one person seriously injured in a collision on the borough in the same month. CO15 Traffic Officers assisted by the Safer Neighbourhood Teams (SNT's) and Local Policing Teams (LPTs) have been raising public awareness in Lambeth by conducting high visibility patrols, driving intervention and promotion of 'safer driving' in the media, especially highlighting the 'Think' campaign to reduce road deaths and serious injury. The MPS are urging the public to be aware: • Speed is one of the main factors in fatal road accidents • In 2009, 4,187 people were killed or seriously injured in crashes where speed was a factor • The risk of death is approximately four times higher when a pedestrian is hit at 40mph than at 30mph • Motorcyclists make up only 1% of motor traffic, but account for 21% of all deaths on British roads MPS Police Officers have been conducting stops and issuing tickets to those committing traffic offences like speeding or using a mobile phone whilst driving. This has given the Officers opportunity to interact and educate motorists about road safety. It is hoped that the stronger Police presence has heightened both the motorist's and pedestrian attention and awareness which may reduce further incidents. PS Steve Allen of CO15 said," The number of collisions in Lambeth has caused us concern hence the Metropolitan Police's ongoing action throughout May to raise awareness. The community has been affected by these incidents but can play their part by educating the young, looking after the elderly and vulnerable and taking extra care on and around the roads. This will lead to a reduction in the number of people killed or seriously injured in RTC's in the borough of Lambeth." Insp Nicholas Fallowfield said, "This has been a welcome and important operation to educate the public of the risks of inappropriate driving and to enforce these standards to reinforce the message. CO15 and Lambeth SNTs have worked hard to ensure this message has been received by as many people as possible in the most accident prone locations. This is necessary to reduce the risks to our public and to improve overall safety in the borough." Safety advice and further details of the 'Think' Campaign can be found at http://think.direct.gov.uk/index.html Drive to suit the conditions of the road In some road conditions, even driving at the speed limit could be too fast. Factors that affect road conditions include fog, rain and traffic flow. The national speed limit is not a target speed. Driving too fast for the conditions is bad driving Driving too close to the car in front, undertaking and failing to signal are widely accepted as examples of bad driving. However, some drivers fail to accept that driving too fast is also poor driving despite the fact that this is a contributory factor in hundreds of deaths and thousands of injuries every year. Consider the consequences of causing an accident due to driving at excessive speed If you cause an accident you will have to live with the emotional consequences of deaths or injuries caused to others. Don't assume it's safe to break the speed limit on rural roads because there is less traffic or an open road ahead Be aware that there may be unexpected hazards, such as blind bends, vehicles coming out of junctions and animals on the road. The difference of a few miles per hour can mean the difference between life and death. The faster someone is driving, the less time they have to stop if something unexpected happens. If you kill someone while speeding, you will have to live with the long-term emotional consequences. Speed limits are there for a reason.
Murder AppealJune 02, 2011 10:42
Detectives from Trident are appealing for witnesses and information following a murder in Clapham Road, near to Stockwell underground station. Police officers patrolling in the area heard shots fired in Clapham Road, SW8 near to the underground station at 23:30hrs on Tuesday 31 May. A 25-year-old man received gun shot wounds and was taken to a south London hospital. He was pronounced dead at 00:29hrs. He has been formally identified as Sadiq Adebiyi, 25, from the Stockwell area. Next of kin has been informed. A post-mortem will take place in due course. At this early stage it is believed the victim was standing in Clapham Road on the pavement directly outside Richardson Court when he was shot. A dark coloured motorcycle carrying two men wearing dark clothing and helmets crossed Clapham Road from the direction of the Stockwell Gardens Estate. Following the shooting the motorcycle left the scene at speed and was pursued by a marked police van, which was passing at the time, into Binfield Road. Officers arrested a 19-year-old man in Battersea a short time later. A 21-year-old man was arrested in Battersea this morning (Wednesday 1 June.) They remain in custody at south London police stations. Detective Chief Inspector Neil Hutchison, Trident, said: "I am appealing to anyone who may have witnessed this incident to come forward and speak to the police. "I am particularly keen to hear from anyone who may have seen the motorcycle travelling at high speed towards the Battersea area. The police van pursued the motorcycle into the Patmore Estate. "I believe there were two suspects on the motorcycle at the time and that one of the suspects got off somewhere in the estate. When police stopped the motorcycle they arrested the 19-year-old rider. I would like to hear from anyone who saw a person getting off a motorcycle in the Patmore Estate shortly before midnight on 31 May." Trident would also like to stress that witnesses who are fearful can be protected and provided with anonymity in a court case. Trident has extensive experience in witness protection and anonymity and has used it successfully on many occasions. Detectives are asking anyone with information to call the incident room on 020 8247 4553 or to remain anonymous, call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
'Unusual' ASBO granted by the CourtMay 26, 2011 15:31
An Anti-Social Behaviour order (ASBO) has been granted for two years by Camberwell Magistrates Court preventing the 50 year old women from entering any NHS dental or medical premises within Greater London. This unusual ASBO against the female from Herne Hill, SE24 was granted by the Court on Monday 23 May. The court heard that the women's chaotic behavior included numerous incidents of abusive, threatening and intimidating behaviour towards both staff and patients at various locations in Lambeth and Southwark. Lambeth Borough Police worked in partnership with staff from King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust (KCH), South London & Maudsley NHS Trust (Slam) and Lambeth Council to obtain the ASBO after the female refused all other options of support offered. The women, who cannot be named for legal reasons will still be entitled to emergency treatment and pre-planned appointments but will be required to behave appropriately at all times. King's College Hospital Police Liaison Officer PC Graham Alldus said, 'The female has frequently evaded criminal justice due to her chaotic behaviour. However with the support and participation of staff from SLaM and KCH she will now be criminally liable for any breaches of the ASBO and could be sentenced to up to five years in prison.'
Metropolitan Police are now on TwitterMay 26, 2011 15:26
The Metropolitan Police have started to Tweet on a corporate Twitter feed. We are proud to already have 1300 followers. This account has been set up so that news item and appeals published on the MPS website will automatically be sent out to our followers. Updates will also be sent out automatically when a new video is published on our YouTube channel. Tweets in the last 24 hours have included advance warning that the Deputy was on a BBC London phone in and updates from the MPA meeting. Find us at @MetPoliceUK.
Transforming Lambeth's communities through ROC conversationsMay 23, 2011 14:59
Lambeth Police Sergeant Graham Norman working in partnership with an organisation called Redeeming Our Communities (ROC) will be hosting a 'ROC Conversations' evening on Wednesday 25 May at Holy Trinity Church, Clapham Northside at 7.30pm to discuss the needs and hopes for the community of Lambeth. The evening, held in partnership with the local churches, Lambeth Borough Police and the British Transport Police (BTP), will draw together local residents, community organisations, councillors, and statutory agencies to encourage positive discussion and the expression of ideas that may be built upon with the focus on action and forward movement in partnership. Redeeming Our Communities is a national charity set up in 2004 that aims to be a catalyst for community transformation by promoting partnerships, that creates more opportunities to reduce crime and improve community cohesion. Since 2004 the charity has been building links between churches and the public sector for the good of the community. While there is progress underway for the roll out of ROC in Greater London, the important partnerships links established between churches, the police service and public sector across the Capital is strengthening with the support of the City of London and BTP at senior levels. The first phase launch in the six lead London boroughs of Lambeth, Croydon, Kensington & Chelsea, Islington, Newham and Southwark, together with the City of London is well under way. Debra Green, Director and founder of Redeeming Our Communities says –"the church is a huge untapped resource with many thousands of members who all share a commitment to serve people and communities and already deliver a vast range of community projects from youth work to the care of vulnerable people. This is a great time to be forging partnerships so that people of goodwill can work together towards a safer, kinder community. We have found working with Police forces across the UK has proved to be a partnership which significantly benefits people and communities." Rt Revd Paul Williams, Bishop of Kensington, agrees that the partnership has been fruitful, he says – "ROC has a vital resource to offer our churches: expertise in forming multi-agency partnerships that can deliver real change and safer communities. With Christians working alongside the police and other community groups to address some of our urban problems, ROC projects can be truly transformational!" PS Graham Norman the deputy faiths lead for Lambeth Borough Police comments; "The timing for the ROC launch in Lambeth couldn't be better. At a time when the police and local services are facing unprecedented cuts, the Church steps up and asks "what can we do to help?" with no other agenda other than being true to it's belief in helping the needy and loving their neighbour (their community). The Church already provides essential services to the community, but ROC takes this a step further by coordinating those services and building on them in partnership with statutory agencies." All churches in mid- Lambeth (i.e. Clapham, Brixton and Stockwell) are encouraged to attend. Further meetings for churches in North Lambeth and South Lambeth will be held in July and September. For further information contact Sergeant Graham Norman of Lambeth Borough Met Police on 07766134379 who is organising the event.
Protecting personal informationMay 20, 2011 10:40
The following alert has recently been sent out by Police in Suffolk. It is a reminder to everyone that there are scams running at present by persons determined to gain access to personal information on your computers. It can happen in Lambeth as well as in Suffolk. Police are urging all residents to be cautious when dealing with unknown callers after a young couple living in Grundisburgh received several telephone calls from men claiming there was a problem with their computer. On Friday 6 May the 25-year-old man received a call on their landline number from a man who claimed there were problems with the computer and could he get online immediately. The man realised something was amiss as he was already online and had no problems with the machine. During the call several pop ups came up – including one requesting his bank details. The man thought the whole thing was strange and ended the call. The next day after logging on several screens came up saying there were viruses on the computer. Yesterday, Tuesday 10 May, the man's partner received a call saying that the computer problems had to be dealt with urgently. He then tried to talk her through doing various things with the computer and then claimed none of these were working and that he felt sorry for her as it was a really serious problem. He then said that the only way to sort it out would be to buy a key – and became very insistent that she give him her bank details. She then realised the whole thing was a scam to get her bank information – and told the man this. He then became extremely abusive towards her so she hung up. She then received a number of calls from different men who were abusive towards her. Thankfully at no stage did she give out any bank or card details. Police are urging anyone receiving such calls never to give out personal information. Please be extremely careful when dealing with any unknown callers, whether they are on your doorstep or on the phone, and think before responding to unsolicited calls or emails. If anyone attempts to get your bank details in circumstances such as these - hang up. If you suspect there may be a real problem with your computer seek help through a genuine local business or your original supplier.
Sharp eyed public secure arrestsMay 20, 2011 09:35
Over a two week period Lambeth Borough Police Officers made seven arrests for burglary directly due to members of the public dialling 999 to report suspicious behaviour. The public are an integral part of policing and public support is paramount to reduce crime in Lambeth. The recent arrests made in Streatham, West Dulwich and Brixton Hill are testament to this. Anyone interested in joining or setting up a Neighbourhood Watch scheme please contact Karen Hunn at Community Safety, 205 Stockwell Road, SW9 9SL Tel: 020 926 2716 or email: email@example.com or email@example.com
Sixth arrest for MurderMay 16, 2011 11:43
A Sixth teenager has been arrested on suspicion of the murder of 15-year-old Temidayo Ogunneye, who died on Wednesday, 11 May. The 15-year-old boy [F] was arrested in the early hours of Monday, 16 May and is currently in custody at a south London police station. Three teenagers have been charged with the murder. [A] Kieron Carew-Donaldson, 18, of SW2, [B] Darius Kwakye, 18, of SE5 and [E] a 17-year-old girl appear in custody at Sutton Magistrates' Court on Monday 16 May charged with: - the murder of Temidayo Ogunneye - two counts of robbery committed on 11 May 2011 On Wednesday 11 May at 16:15 hrs, police and London Ambulance Service (LAS) were called to the rear of Calais Gate, Cormont Road, London SE5 to reports of an injured boy. On arrival officers found a boy who had suffered stab wounds. The boy was taken to a south London hospital where he was subsequently pronounced dead at approximately 22:30 hrs. Next of kin were informed. The boy was later identified as Temidayo Fuwad Ogunneye, 15, from Peckham. A post mortem examination at Greenwich Mortuary on Thursday 12 May gave cause of death as loss of blood from stabbing injuries. An incident room has opened at Sutton under Detective Chief Inspector John McFarlane from the Homicide and Serious Crime Command.
IDAHO International Day Against Homophobia and transphobiaMay 16, 2011 09:59
Lambeth Borough Police Officers will be playing their part in a week long initiative to raise awareness and fight homophobia and transphobia on the streets of Lambeth. The initiative starting on May 17, will see police officers from Lesbian Gay Bi-sexual and Transgender (LGBT), Safer Neighbourhood Teams (SNT) and Local Policing Teams (LPT) come together to provide additional patrols and provide a strong presence on Clapham High Street area. Officers will be on hand to give advice and support. May 17 is the International Day Against Homophobia and transphobia also known as IDAHO. This date is very symbolic as on May 17 1990 the World Health Organisation put an end to over a century of homophobia in the medical field, by removing homosexuality from its list of mental illnesses. Police Constable Eren Bessim of Lambeth LGBT said, "IDAHO day is a day to recognize the fact that people are bullied, mistreated and killed in the world because of their sexuality. It is important to report ANY hate crime that is because of your faith, race, disability and sexual orientation. Any reports will be investigated. By working together we will make our city stronger and safer, bringing criminals to justice." You can report hate crime to PC Eren Bessim email email@example.com or call 020 7926 2248 . Alternatively you can report information anonymously to Crime Stoppers on 0800 555 111. Always dial 999 in an emergency.
International Day Against Homophobia and TransphobiaMay 12, 2011 11:27
Lambeth Borough Police Officers will be playing their part in a week long initiative to raise awareness and fight homophobia and transphobia on the streets of Lambeth. The initiative starting on May 17, will see police officers from Lesbian Gay Bi-sexual and Transgender (LGBT), Safer Neighbourhood Teams (SNT) and Local Policing Teams (LPT) come together to provide additional patrols and provide a strong presence on Clapham High Street area. Officers will be on hand to give advice and support. May 17 is the International Day Against Homophobia and transphobia also known as IDAHO. This date is very symbolic as on May 17 1990 the World Health Organisation put an end to over a century of homophobia in the medical field, by removing homosexuality from its list of mental illnesses. Police Constable Eren Bessim of Lambeth LGBT said, "IDAHO day is a day to recognize the fact that people are bullied, mistreated and killed in the world because of their sexuality. It is important to report ANY hate crime that is because of your faith, race, disability and sexual orientation. Any reports will be investigated. By working together we will make our city stronger and safer, bringing criminals to justice." You can report hate crime to PC Eren Bessim email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 020 7926 2248 . Alternatively you can report information anonymously to Crime Stoppers on 0800 555 111. Always dial 999 in an emergency. Useful links: www.lambeth.gov.uk/saferlambeth/hatecrime www.galop.org.uk/
Two men charged with murderMay 04, 2011 13:18
A man and a 17 year-old boy have been charged with the murder of a 34 year-old man in Herne Hill. [A] Horace Campbell, 27, of Tovil Close SE20 and [B] A male, aged 17, from Tulse Hill, SW2 were both charged on 28 April with the murder of Raymond Mitchell aka Devon Scarlett on 17 April in Marcus Garvey Way, Herne Hill. They first appeared at Bromley Magistrates' Court on the 29 April and were remanded in custody to appear at the Old Bailey on 4 May. Officers were called at approximately 06.50hrs on 17 April to reports of a man shot in Marcus Garvey Way SE24. A man was taken by ambulance to King's College Hospital where he died shortly before 12.30hrs. He was Raymond Sylvester Mitchell, 34, also known as Devon Scarlett, of Croydon. A post-mortem gave cause of death as gunshot wounds. An incident room opened under DCI Gordon Allison (Trident).
Public foil phone robberApril 21, 2011 11:57
Patrick Paddyfoote, aged 48years of no fixed address, was sentenced to 16 months imprisonment earlier this month at Inner London Crown Court for Robbery. The Court heard that the victim, a 26year old female, had been walking along Bedford Rd, SW4 on the morning of Friday 1 April 2011 on her way to work. As she took a call on her phone, Paddyfoote cycled past and attempted to take the phone from her. A struggle ensued and she fell to the ground. Members of the public came to her aid and surrounded Paddyfoote, detaining him at the scene. Lambeth Borough Police Officers were quick to arrive, retrieving the stolen phone and arresting Paddyfoote at the scene. Detective Constable Melanie Wright of Lambeth Borough Robbery squad said, "This man was convicted as a result of the brave actions of the victim and witnesses at the scene. We may not have this great result without their help. Our community is a much safer place now that this man is behind bars. " Detective Inspector Boitel-Gill said, "The tenacity and courage shown by this victim and the quick actions and determination of passing members of the public have helped to secure a successful conviction against this robber. These community members have helped to make the community safer. I would appeal to anyone who has information about others committing robberies in Lambeth to contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111."
Missing 15year old girlApril 11, 2011 16:22
Police are appealing to the public to help trace 15 year old Miss Ann-Lucy MOKHOON from Waltham Forest. Ann-Lucy, was last seen at 8:00pm on 4th April 2011 at her home address. She left that night believed to have gone to her boyfriend who lives in Walthamstow however has not been seen since. Ann Lucy may also have contacts in Lambeth 'SW16' area as it is known that her boyfriend's sister lives there who used to reside in Waltham Forest borough. Police have been to both addresses in Walthamstow and Lambeth however as of yet have not been able to find her Ann-Lucy is of Mauritian national, five foot eight tall, with long dark curly hair. Anyone who has seen Ann-Lucy can contact PC Ken Davies, Misper Unit, Waltham Forest Police on 0208 345 3276
Appeal following shooting in Stockwell 30.03.11March 30, 2011 17:04
Detectives are appealing for witnesses and information after a shooting in Stockwell that left a young girl and a man in hospital. Police and London Ambulance Service were called at approximately 21:15 hrs on Tuesday, 29 March to reports of shots fired in Stockwell Food & Wine shop, Stockwell Road, SW9. Emergency services found a five-year-old girl and a 35-year-old man suffering from gunshots wounds inside the shop. It is believed that two black youths ran into the shop shortly before the shots were fired. The youths had been chased from Broom Grove Road, across Stockwell Road, and into the shop by three other black youths on bicycles. Once the youths on bikes were outside the shop, one of them fired shots into the shop front. A five year old girl was shot in the chest and the 35-year-old man was shot in the face. They were both taken to a south London hospital. Their conditions are described as critical but stable. The two youths, who police believe were the intended targets, ran from the shop and chased the three others who were on bikes, running off along Broom Grove Road and into the Stockwell Park Estate. An incident room has opened under Detective Chief Inspector Tony Boughton, Trident, on 020 8247 4553. Detective Chief Inspector Tony Boughton said: "This is a terrible incident where an innocent child has been seriously injured. We want to hear from the local community, who might have seen these youths cycling around the estate between 21:00hrs and 22:00hrs. I appeal to those who have information or were involved in this shooting to come forward and assist us with this investigation. These criminals have seriously injured two innocent bystanders and must face the consequences of their actions." No arrests. Enquiries continue. Witnesses or anyone with any information can call the Trident incident room on 020 8247 4553 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111. The two victims are not related to each other.


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May 17, 2011 - Gilbert Kajuna, USAID TanzaniaCommunity Based Natural Resources Management: Establishment of Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs) in TanzaniaGilbert Kajuna, USAID/Tanzania
Tanzania, one of Africa's most bio-diverse countries, has set aside over 28% of her land under various regimes of protected areas in order to conserve her globally unique base of wildlife and natural resources. However, wildlife migrations outside these protected areas continue to cause severe conflicts with with the growing rural populations and their associated human development activities. Hence the need for the new integrated approaches in community based conservation to address these evolving challenges. Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs) have emerged as Tanzania's best hope for mitigating the decline of wildlife outside the protected areasdue to human settlements, poaching and overall land degradation. This presentation makes a brief review of the challenges and prospects along the journey of establishing WMAs in Tanzania, and also draw some lessons for for making WMAs economically viable wildlife conservation enterprises.
ABCG Thematic Meeting
On 7 May 2007, the Africa Biodiversity Collaborative Group (ABCG) and FRAME held a meeting on "Community-Based Natural Resource Management (CBNRM): Impacts and Lessons Learned" at WWF in Washington, DC. The objectives were to:
Meeting agenda:
Welcome and Introductions by Graeme Patterson, Wildlife Conservation Society
Community Based Natural Resource Management: Impacts and Lessons Learned from Southern Africa by Bob Winterbottom, International Resources Group/FRAME and Mike McGahuey, USAID
Namibia National CBNRM Programme by Raymond Peters, LIFE
Establishing Wildlife Management Areas: Impacts of CBNRM on Biodiversity and Communities in Tanzania by Dr. Sosovele, WWF-Tanzania and University of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
Outcomes of Zimbabwe's CAMPFIRE Program Post 2000 by Judith Mashinya, WWF
The Wildlife/Livestock/Human Health Interface and Its Relevance to CBNRM in Southern Africa by Steve Osofsky, WCS
Respondents: Peter Balint, George Mason University and Tim Resch, USAID
Open Discussion
Please see the following meeting notes, reference list, participant list, and other meeting materials.
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DHS putting post-FISMA approach to cyber through a trial run
Wednesday - 5/8/2013, 5:30am EDT
Agencies soon will be told to change the way they certify and accredit their computer systems.
The Office of Management and Budget is drafting a memo to move agencies out of the once every three-year process under the Federal Information Security Management Act.
The goal of the memo is to implement the concept of ongoing authorizations as outlined in the fiscal 2012 FISMA guidance sent to agencies in September.
In the document, OMB says agencies are expected to conduct ongoing authorizations of information systems through the implementation of continuous monitoring programs.
Jeff Eisensmith, chief information security officer, DHS
OMB says continuous monitoring programs fulfill the three-year security reauthorization requirement, so a separate re-authorization process is not necessary. In an effort to implement a more dynamic, risk-based security authorization process, agencies should follow the guidance in NIST Special Publication 800-37.
The Homeland Security Department is the first out of the gate in putting ongoing authorizations into place.
"We have multiple components that are now running pilots with ongoing authorization. It will be a three-month pilot," said Jeff Eisensmith, the DHS chief information security officer, during a panel discussion Tuesday in Washington sponsored by ACT-IAC. "At the end of that, I hope to have the artifacts I will share with brethren, all the other departments who are thinking about doing this. In the meantime, OMB has put out a draft that changes the playing field and actually supports and embraces ongoing authorization. There is real change going on here."
OMB didn't respond to a request for comment on the draft memo.
Government sources say CIOs and CISOs are reviewing it and there is no timetable on when it could be released.
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Meanwhile, DHS is conducting three pilots at its headquarters offices, at the Citizenship and Immigration Services and at the Immigration and Customs Enforcement components.
Eisensmith said the end goal is to give both the information security officers (ISOs), risk management officers and the senior leaders enough information to make decisions about the health of their networks.
"What ongoing authorization looks like is the ISOs are now head down, looking at audit logs instead of creating paper. They are prosecuting the anomalies that are coming at them," he said. "With continuous monitoring, the goal is to have a dashboard out there that the ISO will look at. He or she can look at the top 10 bad boys every single day and say 'This is what I have to prosecute today.' The risk executives will have an idea in a much more near-real time way of saying 'Can I do that today? Should I push that patch off for two weeks or is my hair on fire today?' That's the vision of the future and it's not that far off."
Eisensmith said ongoing authorizations create more consistent interactions between the authorizing official, who is the person in the agency that signs off on the system saying it meets the FISMA requirements, and the system owner, who's responsible for keeping the system secure in the first place.
Eisensmith said some authorizing officials are looking at systems every two weeks, usually because of a triggering event, meaning something about the system changed.
IG is on board
He said DHS has key support of OMB, the Government Accountability Office, the National Institute of Standards and Technology and even the agency's Inspector General to move to ongoing authorizations, which is a major reason they are able to test this concept out.
"We partnered with the IG and explained our processes," Eisensmith said. "We asked the IG for help to make this something they are comfortable with and able to report on. The IG said we were right, the old paradigm isn't getting the job done."
The move to ongoing authorizations is part of the broader implementation of continuous monitoring and getting away from the historical approach to FISMA of reauthorizing systems every three years.
Congress has tried to update FISMA several times over the past few years. The House passed the latest version last month. The Senate's attempt to modernize FISMA as part of a comprehensive cyber bill has stalled.
So instead, OMB and DHS are changing FISMA through policy and regulation. For example, the FISMA guidance is one way, as well as DHS issuing a continuous monitoring policy last June.
As part of the effort to implement continuous monitoring, several agencies are putting place the pieces that eventually will make up the process.
Closing the gaps
The Coast Guard brought together all 52 of its field offices a few months ago to reach agreement on taking a few specific steps to secure its networks.
Mark Powell, director of the command, control, communications, computers and IT service center, Coast Guard
Mark Powell, the Coast Guard's director of the command, control, communications, computers and IT service center, said he believes ongoing authorizations are a good idea and is following the pilots closely.
Powell said, in the mean time, the service wants to close its security gaps inside its network.
"What we'll do is first of all is focus on configuration management. We've been working with all the field units, identifying standard configuration, which ports are open and which ports are blocked," he said. "We are ensuring that all the systems attached to our network share that common configuration and we are able to identify any devices that are out of configuration on the network."
Powell said the Coast Guard also will continue to implement host-based security system software.
"We will ensure all of our devices have that installed on them and that we have tuned that system so that we are getting accurate reports on what's happening on the network and are able to identify any abnormalities that might occur," he said.
The third area the Coast Guard will focus on is network mapping and scanning. Powell said the service no longer will just let employees hook up a system to the network and secure it later. Instead, they are looking to find these rogue systems and bring them into compliance.
Powell said the challenges the Coast Guard faces are not technology, but people. He said the goal is to instill best practices across the service by holding people more accountable than ever before.
Building in two-factor authentication
At the Citizen and Immigration Services, their focus is on identity management as one way to improve cybersecurity.
Larry DeNayer, the chief information security officer for CIS, said the bureau is in the middle of a transformation moving 90 paper-based processes online.
"This transformation initiative gives the perfect opportunity to use Identity, Credential and Access Management as the model architecture to drive forward with HSPD-12 implementation for internal customers and users," DeNayer said. "Also, as we grow the external customer base, we can improve things like e-authentication, two-factor authentication for customers that are out there in cyber and execute in that fashion. In addition, we also see opportunity to tie identity management to credential issuance, account set up and the whole account management process that's associated with that and it's really going to help us with our physical and logical access controls in that space."
DeNayer said these identity management tools will be integrated into systems as they are upgraded and redeveloped using the agile methodology.
He said CIS is using agile development, where they create software in small batches and on short time frames of a few weeks to a few months, and building in security during each of these sprints, instead security being an afterthought or something that is bolted on later.
The common theme among all the DHS components is security must be risk-based and use a defense in-depth approach.
OMB reemphasizes move to continuous monitoring in FISMA guidance
House approves FISMA modernization bill, two other cyber bills
DHS hones dynamic approach to securing agency computer networks


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Virginia Tech University and Monsanto recently announced a collaborative wheat breeding effort in which Monsanto will gain access to Virginia Tech's wheat germplasm pool and Monsanto will provide Virginia Tech with current advanced breeding technologies and new ones as they are developed. Attributes that affect yield will be the initial breeding focus, including Fusarium head blight (scab) and drought tolerance. This agreement is the latest development in the U.S. over the last five years that will affect wheat breeding around the world.
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The Chiefs have been bolstered ahead of their showdown with the Sharks with news that skipper Craig Clarke will play in the final.
Clarke injured his knee in the semi-final and the medical team has been working furiously to get him ready for Saturday's final. His inclusion in the starting side means the Chiefs are unchanged.
Chiefs assistant coach Wayne Smith said it is imperative that they rise to the level of performance which they displayed against the Crusaders last week.
'We've got to, otherwise we're not going to win it and not too many teams are able to back up two great performances in a row,' said Smith.
'The Crusaders haven't been able to do it all year really. We've done it once – Blues and Crusaders in the second and third weeks – and maybe another time around the Bulls game we did well for two weeks in a row. But that's our challenge and we've got to step up from where we were at last week and do even better – that's what it's going to take.'
Smith was liberal in his praise of the Sharks. 'We've been watching them win eight of their last nine matches, they've had quite a number of sudden-death performances so they're used to it, while we haven't had to go down the same road.
'So they will have forged a really good spirit and while they will be trying to battle that travel factor and have come a long way, you can win away from home and they've shown that,' he said.
'We've just got to go out expecting them to be at their best, just as we expected the Crusaders to be at their best. They're physical and probably the most talented team on paper if you look at them among those other South African teams.
'We weren't at our best [the last time they met] and they weren't at their best – this will be a different kettle of fish.'
Chiefs – 15 Robbie Robinson, 14 Tim Nanai-Williams, 13 Andrew Horrell, 12 Sonny Bill Williams, 11 Asaeli Tikoirotuma, 10 Aaron Cruden, 9 Tawera Kerr-Barlow, 8 Kane Thompson, 7 Tanerau Latimer, 6 Liam Messam, 5 Brodie Retallick, 4 Craig Clarke (c), 3 Ben Tameifuna, 2 Mahonri Schwalger, 1 Sona Taumalolo.
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LA GRANGE — Following back-to-back league losses and the regular season winding down North Lenoir's boys basketball team isn't in panic mode yet, but a win would go a long way.
The Hawks' next chance comes against the conference's top team.
North Lenoir, which fell from a tie for first to second following losses to Clayton Cleveland and C.B. Aycock, hosts first-place Erwin Triton in a key Eastern Carolina 3A Conference game tonight.
North Lenoir (9-9, 4-2) fell big at Cleveland, 62-46, on Jan. 18 before a late collapse against the Golden Falcons on Tuesday cost them first place.
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"The problem is, we don't have that many ballgames because we have six games left. If we can finish off winning these last six, we'll be right there where we want to be.
"It's not in panic mode yet, but we definitely need to play better."
Loftin noted that in North Lenoir's last two losses his team failed to do "the little things" to be successful.
Against the Rams, who are in a three-way tie for third with C.B. Aycock and Southern Wayne, Loftin said his team never really got going. At home against the Falcons, North Lenoir went a span of 6:38 in the fourth quarter without scoring as the Falcons went on to win 45-39.
To knock off Triton — which shares the Hawks moniker — Loftin knows his team is going to have to learn from the past two games as well as forget about them.
"We've worked hard (on some things this week) in practice," Loftin said. "We got to come out there with a better effort than we did the last game out.
"Our goal is to win the championship. We want to win the conference championship," Loftin added.
"That's still in reach, you know, but we're going to have to play better."
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