FLO Flashcards
Primary function of an FLO
An investigator.
Involves day-to-day management of the partnership between the family and police.
Family liaison plan should consider
Selection of the flo
exit plan
objectives of the FLO
assessing most appropriate methods of interviews with family
information to be released and withheld
requests and complaints made by the family
family member who could be a suspect
liaison with victim support
The term family includes
Partners, parents, siblings, children, Guardians, whanau and others who have direct and close relationship
includes chosen family and should reflect the victims culture and lifestyle
Why cultural origins of the victims family are important
FLO should be familiar with relevant cultural beliefs and protocols to enhance relations with the family
FLO responsibility
Will be responsible for profiling the victim preparing a family tree and taking statements to identify the victim
Who can take victim impact statements
Homicide trained victim support volunteers
Two categories of information sources
People
passive data
People sources
Friends
colleagues
partners
Associates
Passive data sources
NIA
Medical history
vehicle details
banking material
passport and immigration
Role of an Iwi liaison officer
Provide an understanding and awareness of Maori culture, protocol and beliefs
Suspect within the family 4 things a plan should consider
FLOs welfare and safety
not using an FLO in search or arrest of a family member
investigative or evidential impact of deployment
deploying a more experienced a FLO