Intelligence-Led Policing: A Strategic Framework

摘要

State, local, and tribal agencies are committing more effort towards the Intelligence-Sharing Environment, (ISE) to complement the federal government's efforts to prevent the next terrorist attack. This commitment comes at a cost. When agencies are tasked to do more with less, administrators are challenged to constitutionally use information and intelligence to establish preventative strategies, prioritize resource allocation, guide operational decision-making and establish preventative strategies. Additionally, agencies are risking more than the department's budget: failing to strictly adhere to constitutional parameters in intelligence collection, use, and dissemination, can result in financial liability, heightened media scrutiny, and public skepticism instead of trust.