Intelligence Led Policing News & Articles

• On-Demand Interview: The role information plays in police reform

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  A law enforcement search engine makes it simple to access massive amounts of data so police officers keep themselves and their communities safe

• How to turn the data tsunami into actionable intelligence

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  Better data management and information exchange between the 911 system, LE agencies and the courts will enhance decision-making and improve outcomes

• Case Study: York Regional Police prevents crime by turning data into actionable intelligence

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  A data warehouse enables a cohesive analytics environment. York Regional Police worked with ibi to develop a foundational data warehouse that supports actionable insights to operational and strateg...

• Put the feds to work for you

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  How crime data and information partnerships with federal agencies can drive down violent crime in your city

• Tired of hearing demands for better data? Why ignoring it won’t help

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  What is it about law enforcement that makes sharing information so hard? Here are 3 challenges to overcoming the digital paradox

• How a California town reduced youth vandalism and recaptured costs

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  Reducing abatement costs, recouping funds, and diverting youth from criminal activity go from goals to realities

• (Infographic) See how this law enforcement search engine tool is every investigator’s secret weapon

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  Watch how one tool can bring your agency’s disparate data sets all in one place

• How one community reduced crime using graffiti analysis

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  An integrated strategy includes cleaning up graffiti, prosecuting vandals, working with the community and decoding threats

• Case study: How one crime investigations unit cracked open a crime network and increased multijurisdictional collaboration

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  One DA’s office leveraged a tool considered the ‘Google for law enforcement’ to use a torrent of data to its advantage

• Reading graffiti: How to get gang intel, save money, and reduce headaches (white paper)

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  Although graffiti is often overlooked for being a low-level crime, employing a systematic program of tracking graffiti activity and seeking restitution can benefit communities, help at-risk youth, ...

• Cryptocurrency 101: What cops need to know about crime, cryptocurrencies and the dark web

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  Criminals are turning to a new platform – cryptocurrency – to hide money, making it nearly impossible for local and state agencies to investigate

• Using gang activity on social media to drive intelligence-led policing

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  Known as “cyberbanging,” gangs are recruiting new members, intimidating rivals, promoting criminal activity and advertising their brand online

• Crime Gun Intelligence Centers: A promising way to reduce gang violence

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  These centers incorporate all aspects of intelligence-led policing by emphasizing information sharing and collaboration among varying criminal justice stakeholders

• Using intelligence-led policing to reduce gang violence

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  The OJJDP Comprehensive Gang Model can be a driver to ILP

• Spotlight: Graffiti Tracker gives you the first tracking and analysis for graffiti

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  A comprehensive, web-based system designed to help you identify, track, prosecute and seek restitution from graffiti vandals

• How police can investigate and prosecute taggers

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  Cities spend millions of dollars a year combating this problem without getting restitution

• Free Online Course | Reducing Graffiti in Your Community

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  Learn about the different types of graffiti, how to identify each type, resolve cases, and seek restitution

• Uncover the hidden messages in graffiti

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  When the crime is the evidence, a web-based tool can help you investigate even after tagging or gang graffiti is removed or painted over

• Spotlight: Forensic Logic's LEAP Network is a search engine optimized for law enforcement

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  LEAP helps cops retrieve the key piece of information they’re looking for

• How community initiatives disrupt gang violence

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  Research shows that to reduce gang-related homicides, law enforcement, social services and the community must work together

• FREE Course for Sworn Law Enforcement Officers - Cryptocurrency Investigation 101: Introduction

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  Courtesy of Blockchain Intelligence Group

• What cops need to know about cryptocurrency

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  Cryptocurrency is the favored way for criminals to pay for illegal weapons and drugs. Do you know how to follow this new money trail?

• Balancing between chaos and control is possible with this incident management tool

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  Officers can now take proactive approaches to incident management to enhance the public’s safety

• Graffiti: How to take a nuisance crime, extract evidence and recoup money

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  Close analysis can reveal valuable information that your department can use as evidence to seek prosecution and restitution

• Reduce recidivism, save money and improve outcomes with data analysis

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  Through the Data-Driven Justice Initiative, officials can compare information on arrests and healthcare to reduce costs and better manage super users of public services

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