First published 2014
Intelligence analysis transforms how police departments tackle crime and disorder in communities across America. This manual demonstrates how analytical thinking enhances problem-oriented policing strategies. The authors present methods that help intelligence officers, crime analysts, and police managers work together more effectively. Three distinct audiences benefit from these integrated approaches: intelligence officers who gather and process information, crime analysts who must incorporate intelligence data into their work, and supervisors who oversee both analytical functions. The book bridges the gap between traditional intelligence work and practical problem-solving techniques. Local policing agencies gain tools to reduce criminal activity and community problems through systematic analysis. The manual offers concrete strategies for improving analytical effectiveness while solving real-world law enforcement challenges.
Genres: crime, non-fiction, academic
Vibes: thought-provoking
Tropes: how-to
140 pages · Paperback · CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform