Information and Intelligence Flashcards

1
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What does NIM stand for?

A

National Intelligence Model

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What are the 3 levels of the National Intelligence Model?

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o 1 - Area command – Localised crime and problems
o 2 – Force and interforce – Cross border crime and criminals
o 3 – National and international – Serious and organised crime

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3
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What does the acronym ROTAS satnd for in regaards to the National Intelligence Model?

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• Relevant
• Objective
• Timely
• Accurate
• Specific

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4
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What databases are available as a police constable?

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PNC
Internet Intelligence Investigations
Prison Intelligence
Financial Information
ANPR
ELVIS
ViSOR
Experian and Equifax
Motor insurance bureau
Goverment Agency Intelligence Network (GAIN)

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5
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What is said when communicating with control over the radio prior to conducting a PNC check?

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Reason, location, surname, first name (phonetically), DOB, gender
(name in phonetics)

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What are the 2 most commonly used platforms for response officers?

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CrimInt and IIP checks are the most commonly used platforms by response officers. They are used on a daily basis and provide vital information for the officer performing the search.

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What policing purposes is information collected for?

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• Protecting life and property
• Preserving order
• Preventing the commission of offences
• Bringing offenders to justice
• Any duty or responsibility arising from common or statute law

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