Security and Safety Crosswords

2. A destructive burning event that can threaten lives, property and the environment.
5. Careful watchfulness against possible danger, crime or suspicious activity.
7. The unlawful taking of property from a person through force, violence or threat.
10. The condition of being protected from danger, injury or harm.
11. A condition of calm, order and freedom from violence or conflict.
16. Information, material or objects used to establish facts in an investigation or court.
17. The organised movement of people away from a dangerous place to a safer location.
19. The lawful detention of a person suspected of committing an offence.
20. A designated location where people, vehicles or documents are inspected for security purposes.
21. The unlawful entry into a building, usually with the intention of committing a crime.
23. A deceptive attempt to obtain passwords, banking details or other sensitive information online.
25. A local area where people live and interact, often forming the first line of community vigilance.
26. A warning or notification of possible danger or an unfolding security threat.
27. A dishonest scheme designed to trick people into giving up money or personal information.
28. Measures taken to protect people, property and communities from threats or danger.

1. Fair and lawful treatment through the proper administration of the law.
2. Deliberate deception used to obtain money, property or another unlawful advantage.
3. A serious or dangerous situation requiring immediate action or assistance.
4. Criminal activity carried out using computers, mobile devices or the internet.
6. The systematic process of gathering facts and evidence to establish what happened in a suspected crime.
8. A dedicated telephone service for reporting emergencies, crimes or security concerns.
9. Regular movement by security personnel through an area to deter crime and respond to incidents.
10. The close observation or monitoring of people, places or activities for security purposes.
12. The unlawful taking or confinement of a person against their will.
13. The possibility of harm, injury, loss or exposure to a serious threat.
14. A legal document authorising a specified police or judicial action.
15. Information gathered and assessed to help prevent crime and support security decisions.
18. A barrier or checkpoint established to control or monitor movement along a road.
22. The act of saving a person from danger, captivity or a life-threatening situation.
24. A group of people living in the same area who can work together to promote safety and security.