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Dalton Smitley JUS 466-001 Dr. Hummel 10/30/2022 Week 11 Assignment Define and explain using a real-world example on its effectiveness for Intelligence-led policing, Intelligence cycle, strategic policing, and team policing. Intelligence-led policing Intelligence-led policing is a style of policing that builds on other concepts to keep pace with changes in society, technology, and criminal behavior. It does this by incorporating research findings and advances in information and communication technology. This style of policing encourages greater use of criminal intelligence, focuses on offenders and criminal networks, and offers a more targeted, forward-thinking, multijurisdictional, and prevention point of view to policing (Ortmeier & Meese, 2010, p. 287). An example of intelligence-led policing is that when the Austin police department used it, they saw a reduction in violent crime rate, burglaries, and repeat offenses. By using intelligence-led policing Medford Oregon was able to achieve a clearance rate for all categories of crime to exceed 80% (StudyCorgi, 2022) Intelligence Cycle The intelligence cycle is the process by which requirements are established and requests are promulgated, this in turn leads to information and raw data being obtained and converted into finished intelligence. The finished intelligence can be disseminated to those who will use it for

planning, decision making, and operations. The intelligence cycle has five parts which are planning and direction, collection, analysis and production, dissemination, and evaluation (Ortmeier & Meese, 2010, p. 288). When CIA officers are assigned a project, they use the intelligence cycle to ensure everything is done correctly (Briefing intelligence cycle - central intelligence agency - CIA, n.d.). Strategic Policing Strategic policing is a policing methodology that is designed to integrate numerous elements of policing models. It does this by utilizing risk and need assessments, analyzing crime trends, accurate and timely intelligence, as well as recognition of the changing character of the community to address crime and disorder issues (Ortmeier & Meese, 2010, p. 290). O. W. Wilson used strategic policing to professionalize the police and make police administration, corruption, and reform less political (BOPP, 1977). Team Policing Team policing is a method of decentralizing policing by focusing on a specific geographic area and forming teams of officers who work together on a continuing basis that involves close interaction. This may be done by taking a multidisciplinary approach, assigning within a particular team of officers from varying functional specialties. Team members are assigned specific duties by their supervisor, based upon strategies and plans designed to address issues identified though the SARA method (Ortmeier & Meese, 2010, p. 284). When New York implemented team policing their goal was to improve crime control by improving community relations. They were also able to improve productivity through improved leadership and motivation (Sherman et al., n.d.).

References BOPP, W. (1977). O W Wilson and the search for a police profession . O W WILSON AND THE SEARCH FOR A POLICE PROFESSION | Office of Justice Programs. Retrieved November 6, 2022, from https://www.ojp.gov/ncjrs/virtual-library/abstracts/o-w-wilson- and-search-police-profession Briefing intelligence cycle - central intelligence agency - CIA. (n.d.). Briefing intelligence cycle - central intelligence agency - CIA . Retrieved November 6, 2022, from https://www.cia.gov/spy-kids/parents-teachers/docs/Briefing-intelligence-cycle.pdf Ortmeier, P. J., & Meese, E. (2010). chapter 11. In Leadership, ethics, and policing: Challenges for the 21st Century . essay, Prentice Hall. Sherman, L. W., Milton, C. H., & Kelly, T. V. (n.d.). Team policing Seven Case Studies . Team Policing Seven Case Studies. Retrieved from https://www.ojp.gov/pdffiles1/11430.pdf StudyCorgi. (2022, October 22). Intelligence-Led Policing: A Proactive Approach to Combating Corruption. https://studycorgi.com/intelligence-led-policing-a-proactive-approach-to- combating-corruption/

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