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Intelligence Cycle
Intelligence Cycle
Intelligence Cycle
LESSON’S GOALS:
The goal of this block of instruction is to provide the students with the understanding
about what is intelligence and its cycle.
LESSON’S OBJECTIVES:
INTRODUCTION TO INTELLIGENCE
INTELLIGENCE – is different from mere information-processing. It’s not the sort of brain
intelligence, or small letter “I” in intelligence that psychologist study. Intelligence is “secret
knowledge of an enemy, the kind of knowledge which stands independently of the means by
which it is obtained and the process by which it is distilled”.
MOSES – was directed by God to choose leaders from among the 12 tribes and send
them as spies to explore the land of Canaan.
REHAB – sheltered and concealed the agents of Israel and made a covenant with them
and duped their pursuers.
DELILAH – allowed the Philistine spies to hide in her house; she also allowed sex to
gain intelligence.
SUN TZU – a Chinese Philosopher; author of the famous book “ART OF WAR”.
The most famous quote from this book was:
“If you know thy enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a
hundred battles”.
"If you know yourself and not the enemy, for every victory, you suffer defeat”.
“In you know neither yourself nor the enemy, you are a fool who will meet defeat
in every battle”.
ALEXANDER THE GREAT – devised the first “letter sorting” and opening of the
letters to obtain information.
WHAT IS INTELLIGENCE?
INTELLIGENCE is the product resulting from the collection, evaluation and interpretation of
all available information which concerns one or more aspects of police operations and which is
immediately or potentially significant to police planning.
INTELLIGENCE CYCLE
(ILLUSTRATION/DRAWING)
METHODS OF COLLECTION:
1. OVERT METHOD
2. COVERT METHOD
Informants
Surveillance teams
Confidential requests for information
Telephone intercepts/listening devices
SURVEILLACE – is the monitoring of behavior, activities, or
information for the of information gathering, influencing, managing or
directing.
– is used by government for intelligence gathering,
prevention of crime, the protection of a process,
person, group or object, or the investigation of
crime.
SOURCES OF INFORMATION:
1. HUMAN SOURCES
Telephone intercepts
Listening devices
Tracking devices
Computer interception
Satellite imagery
Other forms of intercepting communications
PROCESSING is the step by which intelligence is created from the raw material
of information.
SOURCE OF INFORMATION
RESTRICTIONS OF DISSEMINATION:
METHODS OF DISSEMINATION:
SUMMARY
PLANNING (Most crucial)
COLLECTION OF INFORMATION (Most dangerous)
PROCESSING OF INFORMATION (Most tedious)
DISSEMINATION OF INFORMATION (Most critical)
THANK YOU…