Intelligence

Question 1

FRISK

Answer 1

Frontline Risk

• imminent danger happening now
• risk awareness/high priority
• frontline safety
• person, location, vehicle
• specified threat or incident

Question 2

FLINT

Answer 2

Frontline Intelligence

• situational awareness
• safety risk to staffs or members of the public
• high risk probability
• person, location, vehicle or emerging risk/trend
• high risk offender or situation

Question 3

4 P’s of Intel

Answer 3

People
- intelligence reflects the knowledge, experience and professional judgement of trained practitioners

Process
- intelligence addresses prioritised knowledge gaps through a process of taking, collection, evaluation, analysis and interpretation

Product
- intelligence produces conclusions, assessments, and predictions to support planning and decisions

Partnerships
- intelligence requires trusted collaboration and draws on the widest available range of information, sources, and perspectives

Question 4

Guiding Principles of Intelligence

Answer 4

Timely
- delivered in sufficient time to inform planning and decisions

Objective
- balanced and independent assessment delivered without bias, fear or favour

Accessible
- presented in a digestible form to those who need it, where they need it

Actionable
- provides an advantage to planning and decisions about real world problems

Complete
- drawn from the widest possible base of information and continuously reviewed

Dynamic
- responsive to customer requirements, flexible to changing situations, agile and adaptive to our evolving operating context

Predictive
- identifies future opportunities and threats with a clear focus on supporting prevention

Question 5

Role of Intelligence in NZP

Answer 5

Preventing crime and harm in our communities

Support those in Police who make future focussed decisions, everyday and at all levels. This is done gathering and analysing information to provide timely and targeted insights that help address the problems that matter most to NZP

Question 6

Purpose of Intelligence

Answer 6

provide timely, accurate and relevant insight and foresight to enhance the organisation’s tactical, operational, and strategic decision making

Question 7

Intelligence

Answer 7

• enables a decision to be made
• timely, actionable and accurate
• forward looking
• can include opinion
• not proven when created

Question 8

Investigations

Answer 8

• enables a resolution or a prosecution to be made
• a statement of facts
• reactive
• not generally opinion
• evidential burden

Question 9

Collection Principles

Answer 9

• universal responsibility
• legal and ethical
• centralised co-ordination
• objective
• systemic and complete
• accessible
• time and actionable
• responsive and dynamic
• adaptive
• secure

Question 10

Intelligence Notings

Answer 10

Accurate
- deceive in detail what you are seeing. Link entities in NIA

Complete
- every piece of information counts

Timely
- offenders don’t wait

Ethical and Legal
- was the information gathered ethically and in compliance with legislation and policy

Detailed
- cover 5WH. Describe the activity or bahaviour - don’t assume intent

Professional
- this information is discoverable/disclosable. What is your reputation?

Question 11

Crime Triangle

Answer 11

Routine Activity Theory
- describes how crime occurs in society and focuses on crime incidents rather than offenders

We all have routines
- creatures of habit - we all have routines, and these create patterns

Three Elements
- crime occurs when 3 elements come together in time and space