Intelligence

What concerning behaviors should be reported to an intervention team?

Concerning behaviors include acts of physical aggression, abuse (emotional, sexual, physical, financial, or psychological), stalking, drug abuse and bullying

Why centralized police databases are force multipliers

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If your police department is not sharing information with neighboring agencies, you are not serving your community or your officers

Take your privacy back: 4 tips for helping LEOs protect their personal data

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OfficerPrivacy

Digital privacy is more important than ever before; here are some tips to help you take your privacy back online

7 cases solved thanks to ALPR data

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According to law enforcement, Automated License Plate Recognition (ALPR) data allows officers to find the needles they need in haystacks of information.

Beyond rolling stolens: 4 ways to develop investigative leads using LPR data

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License plate reader data can reveal patterns that provide actionable intelligence for investigators

Who's behind the door? How FirstTwo is helping cops gather intel before approaching a home

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Before an officer approaches a residence, he or she can know the names, ages, backgrounds and proclivities of everyone in the household

Q&A: Salt Lake City Deputy Chief Tim Doubt on why CompStat helps his cops solve crimes faster

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The SLCPD used core components of CompStat to succeed, such as timely and accurate information, rapid deployment of resources, effective tactics and relentless follow-up

How LE agencies use intelligence-led policing to help cops catch criminals and prevent attacks

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Gaps in information sharing led the DOJ to push for agencies to adopt intelligence-led policing. Here are a few examples of agencies that have deployed the strategy.

5 ways to dodge the common pitfalls of intelligence sharing

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Sharing information across multiple agencies can be aided by intelligence-led policing strategies. Just don’t get tripped up by these common mistakes.