Exam 7: Intelligence and the Tactical Analyst

A tactical analyst has the responsibilities of, among other things, collecting and evaluating data

The common denominator among the laws and plans developed after 9/11 was intelligence and the need for information and intelligence to be ______________ among those organizations that utilize intelligence to investigate crime.

Intelligence-led policing usually concerns itself with the elimination of specific ______________.

The intelligence process focuses on turning information into _______.

When performing the intelligence processing functions in a real-time setting, the tactical analyst is required to rapidly ______________.

Intelligence-led policing often focuses on ______________.

When performing the intelligence processing functions in a real-time setting, the tactical analyst is required to rapidly data mine information.

The terrorist attacks that occurred on September 11, 2001, opened America's eyes to a new kind of threat to the nation's security; that new threat was ______________.

It is only through the intelligence process, and intelligence-led policing, that law enforcement can create credible intelligence intended to identify _______.

The National Criminal Intelligence Sharing Plan Global Intelligence Working Group (GIWG) issued a report in 2005 that defined intelligence-led policing as:

With the advent of RTCCs, the need to train traditional crime analysts in the field of intelligence analysis became ______________.

The intelligence cycle is also known as the ______________.