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On September 11, 2001, our world changed forever. For the first time in the past 60 years, America came under attack by an outside and foreign enemy. Our security weaknesses were exploited, our vulnerability was exposed, and our fear became real. For law enforcement and police officers throughout the United States, the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon posed yet another new challenge to the already difficult task of reducing crime and maintaining order in our communities.
This led to a refocus of initiatives...
Police for the first time were used for counter-intelligence efforts in the "war on terror."
Historically, the missing dimension in quality intelligence has been analysis. The transformation of raw data, whether acquired through human, technical, or open sources, must be collated, scrutinized, and processed accurately and quickly.
How did intelligence-led policing become the model program?