QUESTION 1
Provide your own definition of forensic crime intelligence.
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QUESTION 2
The study guide discusses several types of crime intelligence. Two of these are tactical and strategic crime intelligence.
Q 2.1
Provide your own definitions of tactical crime intelligence and strategic crim...
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, QUESTION 1
Provide your own definition of forensic crime intelligence.
Forensic intelligence, involves gathering and using data earlier in the criminal inquiry cycle
and across cases to help detect, prevent, investigate, and prosecute crime, concentrating
mainly on serial and violent crimes.
Crime intelligence operations and reports contribute to the neutralising of crime by gathering,
collating and analysing intelligence that leads to an actionable policing activity relating to contact
crime, property-related and other serious crime, crimes dependent on police action for detection and
security
Forensic crime intelligence can be defined as
o court-directed crime intelligence
o in support of criminal or
o civil investigations
o related to evidence or
o the tracking of offenders.
Forensic crime intelligence is relevant for detectives and private forensic investigators.
The collection of forensic intelligence can also be described as
o a logical systematic process
o that is intended to accumulate all the relevant information
and facts relating to a crime or transgression.
QUESTION 2
Q 2.1
Provide your own definitions of tactical crime intelligence and strategic crime intelligence.
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Strategic
Strategic crime analysis is primarily concerned with operational strategies and seeks solutions to
ongoing problems (weeks, months, quarters, or years). The purpose of strategic crime analysis is to
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