Canadian Policing Research Catalogue

Intelligence analysis for problem solvers / John E. Eck and Ronald V. Clarke, with contributions by Gohar Petrossian.

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Canadian Policing Research

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Description

1 online resource (137 pages) : illustrations, maps

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"September 2013".

Summary

Knowing how intelligence analysis can help solve problems and how problem-solving can improve the effectiveness of intelligence analysis will aid any police practitioner interested in reducing crime or disorder. This manual fuses aspects of intelligence analysis with Problem-Oriented Policing. It is focused on the analysis of intelligence and has been written for three groups in local policing agencies: (1) intelligence officers and analysts, (2) crime analysts who may be called upon to use intelligence information and, (3) police managers who supervise crime and intelligence analysts.

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