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CDI CHAPTER 6
  • Adrian Ramirez

  • 問題数 100 • 4/6/2024

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  • 1

    It refers to the element of investigation necessary for gathering and collection of data to include its progress as it moves forward in solving the case.

    information

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    Is defined as accusation in writing, charging a person with an offense, subscribed by the fiscal, and filed in court

    information

  • 3

    information is simply the “__________”.

    raw data

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    This pieces of information is useless without being _______ and ________

    analyzed and evaluated

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    Refers to collated, analyzed, and evaluated information appropriately acquired for a particular purpose

    intelligence

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    is the network of data which can be linked or grouped in order to obtain a concrete and reliable information based on the prevailing need or as the need arises

    Source of information

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    People as a source of information

    regular source cultivated source Grapevine source

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    gathered through the people who have come directly to the attention of the police commonly the complainant, witness or victim

    regular source

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    generally taken thorough the use of informant or informer

    cultivated source

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    these are gathered from those who are in the underworld criminals or ex-convicts

    Grapevine source

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    Records as a source of information

    Governments source private source internet source

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    these are source taken from the government agencies or any of its instrumentality.

    government source

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    these are source taken from the different private entities and business organizations, public utilities such as water or electric bills and all other private sectors

    private source

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    this modern source of information is done through searching specific detail by typing the desired key or phrase in the different search engine.

    internet source

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    It is an individual who openly or secretly obtain or assists in obtaining information for intelligence and counter-intelligence purposes in exchange for some recompense, monetary or otherwise.

    informant

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    Types of Informant:

    1. Anonymous 2. double-crosser 3. false informant 4. frightened 5. legitimate 6. mercenary 7. Self-aggrandizing 8. woman

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    these are unidentified informants and usually provide information to the police through telephone or cellphones

    anonymous

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    these are informants who provide information in order also to gain information from the police. Worst, they acquire more information than what they give.

    Double crosser

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    these are those informants who provide false information without bases.

    false informant

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    an informant who provides information due to panic or anxiety.

    frightened

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    these are those informants who provide information voluntarily to the police.

    legitimate

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    these are those informants who provide information in exchange for a reward. Whether money or any other consideration.

    mercenary

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    an informant who provides exaggerated information to the police in order to gain advantage or attention.

    self-aggrandizing

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    these are the most dangerous and difficult type of informants against male subjects

    Woman

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    infromant and their motives

    1. Civic mindedness 2. Fear 3. Gratitude or Gain 4. Jelousy 5. Remuneration 6. Repentance 7. Revenge 8. Vanity

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    informant provides information as a sense of duty an obligation to assist the police.

    civic mindedness

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    the person gives information due to oppression by enemies or other impending danger.

    fear

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    informant provides information to obtain a privilege toward the welfare of his family.

    Gratitude or gain

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    the informant is pushed to provide information to the police due to his resentment to the accomplishment or possessions of another.

    jelousy

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    a person informs the police for some pecuniary or other material gain he is to receive.

    remuneration

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    informant provides information as a sign of regret for what he has previously done

    repentance

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    vengeance or retaliation is the sole purpose of the person in providing information to the police.

    Revenge

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    the person wants to gain favorable attention and importance from the police.

    vanity

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    R.A. 4200

    anti-Wiretapping

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    R.A. 10173

    Data Privacy act

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    used primarily to crack down organized crime, defend from enemy attacks, aid in the progress of covert or overt operation.

    intelligence

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    simply means as operation conducted openly

    overt investigation

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    is an operation conducted in clandestine manner

    covert investigation

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    Scope of intelligence

    1. National intelligence 2. Military intelligence 3. Police Intelligence 4. Departmental Intelligence

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    knowledge essential to the prevention of crimes and the investigation, arrest and prosecution of criminal offenders.

    Criminal intelligence

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    knowledge essential to the maintenance of peace and order.

    Internal security intelligence

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    knowledge essential in ensuring the protection of lives and properties.

    public safety intelligence

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    Not a immediate value

    Strategic intelligence

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    knowledge that is immediate in nature and can be available or developed within a short period of time. It is required by the commander to provide for planning and conduct tactical and administrative operation in counterinsurgency

    line intelligence

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    Refers to the stealing of vital information either physical or electronic form

    espionage

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    Refers to the stealing of properties or destruction of any material in order to hamper or cause delay in the preparation or regular working duties.

    Sabotage

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    The recruitment of person who is working within an organization or employment of any person to an organization who will work secretly in an attempt to undermine or overthrow its current system

    subversive

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    An activity that constitutes the value of the CI workload world wide and includes specific investigation of individual and incidence which for the most part are conducted in an OVERT but DISCREET manner.

    Counter Intelligence Operation

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    Three categories of counter Intelligence Operation

    counter human intel counter imagery intel counter signal intel

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    seeks to overcome enemy attempts to use human sources to collect information or to conduct sabotage and subversion.

    counter human intel

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    Includes action such as surveillance radar, photo thermal and infrared systems and rely heavily on pattern and movement analysis and evaluation of the enemy

    counter imagery intel

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    Determine enemy SIGINT and related enemy weaknesses, capabilities, and activities, assess friendly operations to identify patterns, profiles, and develop, recommend and analyze counter measures.

    counter signal intel

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    types of counter Intelligence

    passive Counter Intelligence measure active counter Intelligence measure

  • 54

    Include protection of classified and sensitive information to the unauthorized individual through secrecy, communication security, and other various safeguards

    passive CI Measure

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    Are those measures that actively block the enemies' effort to gain information or engage in espionage, subversive and sabotage.

    Active CI Measures

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    It is a repetitive process used to produce intelligence from information.

    intelligence cycle

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    Is defined as the process of determining the extent and scope of the needed preparation which includes the supervision of the collection of information and other requirements based on the standard priorities.

    planning phase

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    Refers to the information gathering done in compliance with established procedure to avoid detection and penetrate successfully.

    collection phase

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    Refers to the process involved in evaluating the accuracy and reliability of the information collected.

    collation phase

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    means judging the source of information

    reliability

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    simply means the level of truthfulness of the information collected.

    accuracy

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    refers to the systematic sorting of all documented information and present them either in writing or some other form of presentation so that they can be analyzed and studied for future action.

    recording

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    information collected is divided into different components; and isolate those that are relevant o has intelligence value which includes the source of information, truthfulness, and who provides the information.

    analysis

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    assessment of information done to determine the reliability of the source and providing judgment in line with accuracy to determine its truthfulness as well as its pertinence to the current situation

    evaluation

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    is the combination of all those isolated information from various sources to produce a new information necessary for the success of the mission.

    integration

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    is the process involve in providing meaning and significance of new information.

    interpretation

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    provide conclusion based on the new information generated in relation to the current situation

    synthesis

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    Refers to the action taken to transfer processed information to appropriate persons

    dissemination phase

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    means information or those that had already intelligence value should only be passed, handed and disseminated among persons who have the personality to know or acquire the same.

    Need to know

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    It is an investigative technique in which agent conceal his official identity in order to obtain information from the target organization.

    Undercover Operation

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    is the means as to how investigators will hide his original identity

    cover

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    it is the biographical portrayal of the investigator as to what role he will depict toward criminal syndicate while collecting vital information

    cover story

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    is the person who provides support to the investigator.

    cover support

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    Undercover operation is otherwise known as "_________"

    Roping

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    types of cover

    Artificial cover Multiple cover

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    done if the undercover agent is modifying his identity based on the current operation or as the case ay require.

    artificial cover

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    involves the use of different cover that will fit to a given situation.

    Multiple Cover

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    Types of undercover assignment

    dwelling/residential assignment work assignment social assignment

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    Is one where the undercover agent established residence in or near the dwelling which houses the subject.

    dwelling/residential assignment

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    Places the undercover agent in a type of employment where he can observe the activities of the subject at his place of work.

    work assignment

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    It requires the undercover agent to frequent places of social entertainment and amusement known to be habitually visited by target personalities and their associates.

    social assignment

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    elements of under cover Operation

    Head Target Agent

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    the person who directs the organization conducting the undercover operation

    Head

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    pertains to any person, place or things against which the undercover operation is to be conducted

    target

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    refers to a person who conducts the clandestine activity.

    Agent

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    Is a form of extracting information done through an interview with the person who might possess valuable information concerning a person, event, organization or place without his knowledge or suspicion.

    Elicitation

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    it pertains to the manner as to how you will start talking

    Approach

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    refers to the manner how you will keep the person talk.

    probe

  • 89

    refers to the safe place where the investigator or his informant will meet for briefing or debriefing purpose.

    safe house

  • 90

    refers to a person who carries an information to another person.

    courier

  • 91

    refers to a secure place where agents or informants give their message to other agents through:

    drop

  • 92

    the agent merely leave the message

    dead drop

  • 93

    the courier hand over the message directly to the agent.

    live drop

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    Is defined as the clandestine or secret observation of persons, places or objects to acquire valuable information.

    surveillance

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    refers to who or what is being observes which can be any person, place, property, vehicle, group of people, organization or object.

    subject

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    The person conducting the surveillance

    Surveillant

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    simply the outline of blueprint as to how surveillance should be conducted.

    surveillant plan

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    any person whom the subjects picks or deals with while he is under observation.

    contact

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    is an associate of the subject who follows him to detect surveillance

    convoy

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    is a person or object use by the subject in attempt to escape the eyes of surveillant.

    decoy