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Counter Terrorism Awareness for Line Officers Focusing on Law Enforcement Intelligence

This one day training was developed by the Institute for Intergovernmental Research (IIR) and will be delivered via the RCPI National Network. This effort is made possible as a result of a partnership between the Missouri-Regional Community Policing Institute at Missouri Western State University and the Bureau of Justice Assistance.

This course is designed for delivery at the local level by the cadre of Terrorism & Intelligence Awareness subject matter experts who have been identified by the RCPI National Network for delivery to local law enforcement attendees. This training is designed to supplement ongoing training efforts or to serve as a starting point for agencies that wish to engage in more training both inside and outside their organizations.

This course will include the latest available training information on

• Domestic Terrorism
  The latest information on existing and emerging domestic extremists groups with a focus on those groups in the immediate geographic area in which the training is being delivered.
   

• International Terrorism
  The latest information on existing and emerging international extremists groups that have the potential to bring harm to our nation’s communities.
   

• Terrorism Indicators
  Attendees will gain understanding that all terrorist incidents are often preceded by a long planning and preparation period, which is law enforcement’s best opportunity to disrupt and prevent an attack.
   

• Law Enforcement Intelligence
  Law Enforcement participants will gain from this training:

  • Understand the meaning and definition of law enforcement intelligence.

  • Understand the criminal intelligence process and its ability to enhance contributions to the criminal justice system.

  • Understand data systems, networks, resources, and information available to line-level law enforcement officers as related to intelligence.

  • Demonstrate a basic understanding of the National Criminal Intelligence Sharing Plan (NCISP) and the fusion centers.

  • Identify procedures for collecting data and reporting such activity.

  • Understand the legal, privacy, and ethical limitations placed on the collection of criminal intelligence information.