LECTURE 5: Tracing And Locating The Criminals Flashcards

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an individual who supplies information on a confidential basis with the understanding that his identity will not be made known

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Confidential Informant

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2
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What is the Phase 2 of the Investigation

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Tracing and Locating the Criminals

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3
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person who gives information to the police relevant to a criminal case about the activities of criminals or syndicates

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Informant

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What are the TYPES of INFORMANT

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Anonymous Informant
Rival Elimination Imformant
False Informant
Frightened Informant
Self-Aggrandizing Informant
Mercenary Informant
Double Crosser Informant
Woman Informant
Legitimate Informant

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5
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Give the MOTIVES of INFORMANTS

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a. Vanity
b. Civic-mindedness
c. Fear
d. Repentance
e. Avoidance of punishment
f. Competition
g. Revenge
h. Jealousy
i. Remuneration

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6
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the investigation of a certain case, a point is reached when the investigator sometimes finds it difficult to secure leads through questioning of the complainant and witnesses. In such a situation, the investigator has to go to the filed to locate the criminal or, if he is known, to study his habits, movements and possible accomplices in the commission of the crime

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Surveillance In General

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7
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is the discreet observation of places, persons and vehicles for the purpose of obtaining information concerning the identities or activities of subjects

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Surveillance

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What are the OBJECTIVES of SURVEILLANCE?

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a) To detect criminal activities

b) To discover the identity of persons who frequent the establishment and determine their relationship.

c) To discern the habits of a person who lives in or frequents the place.

d) To obtain evidence of a crime or to prevent the commission of a crime.

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9
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the act of following a person

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Shaowing or Tailing

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What are the OBJECTIVES of Shadowing or Tailing?

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a) To detect evidence of criminal activities.

b) To establish the association of a suspect

c) To find a wanted person

d) To protect a witness

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3 TYPES of SHADOWING

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Lose Tail

Rough Shadowing

Close Tail

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12
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employed when a general impression of the subject’s habits and associates is required

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Lose Tail

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13
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without special precautions may be used where the criminal must be shadowed and he is aware of this fact; or where the subject is a material witness and must be protected from harm or other undesirable influences

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Rough Shadowing

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14
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one is which extreme precautions are taken against losing the subject

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Close Tail

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15
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It is where the subject should be kept unaware that he is being shadowed. The investigator should be inconspicuous. He should not be detected looking directly at the suspect. He should shift from left to right, never remaining for long directly behind the subject. Both sides of the street should be used. If the tail, he should request immediate removal from the statement.

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TACTICS

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16
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The investigator must maintain a note or log containing a chronological record of the activities of both the investigator and the subject. The log can be used either in the interrogation of the suspect or for purposes of cross-examination during trial.

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It is a form of investigation in which the investigator assumes a different and unofficial identity (a cover story) in order to obtain information. The general objective of an undercover investigation is to obtain more information.

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Roping or Undercover Work

18
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Discusses a situation where the police arrest an investigator, he must act in accordance with his orders. If he has not received orders regarding the disclosure of his identity in case of arrest by other law enforcement officers, he must act according to his judgment. In such a case, if retaining his assumed character does not serve a useful purpose, the investigator should refuse to make a statement except to a member of his own organization.

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Arrest of Undercover Agent

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the person who maintains the surveillance or performs the observation

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Surveillant

20
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the person or place being watched or surveyed

21
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What are the METHODS of SHADOWING?

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One Man

Two Man

ABC Method

Progressive/Leap from Method

Combined Foot&Auto Surveillance

22
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extremely difficult and should be avoided, if unavoidable keep subject in view at all times

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One Man Shadowing

23
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two agents are employed to follow the subject

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Two Man Shadowing

24
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reduces the risk of losing the subject, affords greater security agents’ detection

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ABC Method of Shadowing

25
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poor chances of obtaining good results, agents are stations at a fixed point assuming that subject followed the same general route each day

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Progressive/Leap from Method Shadowing

26
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employment of surveillants on foot and agents in an automobile

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Combined Foot & Auto Surveillance

27
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A type of surveillance that uses automobiles.

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Automobile Surveillance

28
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a form of investigation in which the investigator assumes a different and unofficial identity in order to obtain information

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Undercover Investigation

29
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an investigative technique in which the Agent’s/Investigator’s official identity is concealed to accomplish an investigative mission

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Undercover

30
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using the individual’s true identity, occupation or profession

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Natural Cover

31
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the manufacture of documents, false documents, passports, or forged documents

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Artificial Cover