March 30, 2012
Dr David Allen
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Call for curfew in hot spots to tackle crime
NOTED psychiatrist Dr David Allen has called for a curfew in crime hot spots and urged the government to bring in law enforcement officers from overseas to help combat the crime problem.
Anti-crime rally being held tonight
PSYCHIATRIST Dr David Allen as well as families of murdered victims and residents of the Blair community are hosting an anti-crime rally tonight in direct response to recent rapes and home invasions in the capital.
Experts outline factors behind people turning to suicide
UNEMPLOYMENT and a lack of follow-up treatment are some of the reasons people turn to suicide, according to noted psychiatrist Dr David Allen, who gave a presentation at a suicide prevention workshop yesterday.
Counselling to be offered to family of murder victims
FAMILY of homicide victims often suffer trauma that could spur them to retaliate, noted psychiatrist Dr David Allen said yesterday.
Global impact for study of Bahamas
A GROUNDBREAKING approach to tackling the social ills that plague the Bahamas has achieved impressive results and now is attracting international notice for its potential value to other societies.
EXPERT: We must combat deep levels of stress
A LEADING psychiatrist says the two apparent suicides at the weekend indicate “deep levels of stress” exist in the country and research is needed to combat it.
Girls paying for school with sex
YOUNG girls are turning to prostitution in an effort to make ends meet, according to a leading psychiatrist.
Report on crime
IN today's Insight, we present the official report on crime prepared by noted psychiatrist Dr David Allen. Some findings from this report were first published in The Tribune on March 30, 2012.
Expert wants foreign police
THE RECRUITMENT of foreign officers to assist in the fight against the rise of violent crime is one among a list of recommendations put forward in a new crime study conducted by noted psychiatrist Dr David Allen.
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