CH 7 Intelligence & TC Flashcards
What are the 4 different Intelligence products types?Clue: CoreIP, A, KPro, FP
* Core intelligence products * Analytical * Knowledge * Frontline Products
(missing words)Intelligence draws conclusions and i________ from facts and p_______. It a__________ future b_________ and identifies t_____ and r____.
Intelligence draws conclusions and inferences from facts and patterns. It antisipates future behaviours and identifies trends and risks.
What does the acromoum ‘VOLT’ stand for
* Victims * Offenders * Location * Trends
With regards to deployment and prevention first, what are the eight things Intelligence will do? (8)Clue: T, I, I, U, E, P, V, S
* target active offenders * ID opportunities for action * ID forensic intel opportunities * understand trends and patterns * encourage notings * produce intel products * Use VOLT report * Support short-medium-long term interventions
What are the 3 inter-related elements of the 3i Model?Clue: Crim-E, Int, Decis Ma
* criminal environment * intelligence * decision makers
How are the three elements linked?Clue: I,I,I
* interpret * influence * impact
What is one of the key tenants of intelligence-led policing?Clue: “Every…”
“-Every Police employee is a collector of intelligence.”
What must ‘intelligence products’ be based on?Clue: ‘They should be based on…’
They should be based on clear direction and priorities from decision makers
(Missing words)Effective strategic intelligence considers emerging t____ and r__._ to the community and the o__________ out to ____ to ____ years, beyond this it becomes d________.
Effective strategic intelligence considers emerging trends and risk to the community and the organisation out to three to five years…beyond this it becomes difficult
What are the three levels of Intelligence?
* Strategic Intelligence * Operational Intelligence * Tactical Intelligence
What is the main purpose of Strategic Intelligence? (2)Clue: BP, LT
Big-picture issues, planning and staff allocation explores long-term, large scope solutions
What is the main purpose of Tactical Intelligence? (2)Clue: FL, OPS, SA, LT
Supports front-line and operational areas Supports specific action taken
What are the four standard Intelligence ‘Product Types?’Clue: C, K, A, F
Core intelligence products Knowledge products Analytical products Frontline Intelligence (FLINT)
What is the main purpose of Operational Intelligence? (2)Clue: A/DC, CR
Supports Area/District Commanders planning crime and road trauma reduction activities
What are the eight components of the Intelligence Cycle?Clue: D,C,E,C,A,R,D,R
* Direction * Collection * Evaluation * Collation * Analysis * Responses * Dissemination * Review
The SARA Problem solving model defines responses as what? (6)Clue: Brainstorm, find, choose, outline, state, carry out…
* Brainstorming (new initiatives) * Find communities with similar problems (how solved) * Choose from alternative interventions * Outline response plan, ID parties * State specific objects * Carry our planned activity
Linking products and decision-makers: * know who the key _______-______ are and how to i_______ them. * Decision makers are rarely i_________ p_______. * Pick the right p_________ style and f_____. * Decision makers are faced with multiple c_________ d________.
know who the key decision-makers are and how to influence them. Decision makers are rarely intelligence professionals Pick the right presentation style and format. Decision-makers are faced with multiple competing demands.
Define what ‘Tasking and Coordination is.’Clue: ‘The process where…’
The process where critical command information (CCI) and intelligence is turned into operational activity.(also to prioritise activity)
Linking products and decision-makers: * know what is im________. * seek c_____ on what decision-makers expect * focus on p_____ and c______. * key decision-makers may be outside the immediate p_______ e_________. * be aware of the c_________ on decision-makers.
know what is important. seek clarity on what decision-makers expect focus on people and context. key decision-makers may be outside the immediate policing environment. be aware of the constraints on decision-makers.
Prevention First: Deployment Model. What are the four components of Deployment?Clue: CCI, TC, WM, OD
* Critical Command Information (CCI) * Tasking and Coordination * Workforce Management * Operational delivery
What are the six ‘drivers of demand?’
* Youth * Family * Alcohol * Road Policing * Organised Crimes and Drugs*Mental Health
Where are all decisions that are made at T & C meetings to be recorded?
RIOD(Real Time Intelligence for Operational Deployment)
What five points have shown to to be very effective in T and C meetings? Clue: Key, All, Effective, Deployment, All…
* Key decision makers attend (delegated authority) * All understand the CCI * Effective meeting practices * Deployment decisions are reached * All review Tactical Assessment before meeting
Critical Command Information (CCI) falls into five categories. What are they?Clue: IP, DS, P, SP, AS
* Intelligence Products * Demand for Service * Performance * Strategic Priorities * Actual Strength
What three outcomes can come oout of a T & C meeting?Clue: IO, RC, T
* Information Only * Recommendations for Consideration * Taskings
Task Actions * Treat all tasks as h___ p_______ * R______ all tasks in R___ * Describe tasks in a way that allows i_________ * Assign task to i________ not w_________ * Tasks must be c___________ and u______ * Task r______ must be r______
Treat all tasks as high priority Record all tasks in RIOD Describe tasks in a way that allows innovation Assign task to individuals not workgroups Tasks must be coordinated and updated Task results must be recorded
With regards to a control strategy problem what does PIERS stand for?
* Prevention * Intelligence * Enforcement * Reassurance * Support
