Criminal-Intelligence Model of Police Organization
Criminal-Intelligence Model of Police Organization

Summary/Abstract: The characteristics and manifestations of crime in the modern age necessarily change the philosophy of the approach to its suppression. There used to be a clear line between prevention and repression, but today that is no longer the case. New, proactive approaches to organizing police work are blurring those boundaries. By introducing new strategies, the aim is to achieve a synergy of targeted preventive and repressive measures in order to achieve long-term goals in the fight against crime. Although a relatively new philosophy, criminal intelligence and police work based on it enable the achievement of unity and symbiosis between proactive and reactive methods of police work. Moreover, these methods complement each other. Also, perhaps the most significant contribution of criminal intelligence work is in rationalizing the use of available resources.

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