corrections gang intelligence | Prison gangs: How to conduct interview

Keyword	CPC	PCC	Volume	Score	Length of keyword
corrections gang intelligence	0.87	0.2	1586	55	29
corrections	0.21	0.5	5985	38	11
gang	1.75	0.1	1289	76	4
intelligence	0.65	0.1	6231	17	12

Keyword	CPC	PCC	Volume	Score
corrections gang intelligence	1.95	0.9	6735	36
corrections gang intelligence unit	1.36	0.4	6371	36

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Prison gangs: How to conduct interviews with gang members
corrections1.com

https://www.corrections1.com/corrections-training/articles/how-to-interview-gang-members-5JMY65NEC1DLiw97/

Interviews with gang members can be a key source of intelligence information for correctional officers. ... In a corrections setting we conduct many types of interviews such as intake, classification, protective custody and administrative segregation. We also conduct in-house criminal investigations and intelligence-gathering interviews.

DA: 85 PA: 4 MOZ Rank: 29

Correctional Intelligence, Counterterrorism, Gangs and ...
ojp.gov

https://it.ojp.gov/documents/d/ASCA%20Global%20short%20Presentation.pdf

ASCA’s Correctional Intelligence, Counterterrorism, Gangs, and Violent Crime Project •There is a wealth of information within the corrections community about gangs, security threat groups, terrorism, and radicalization efforts. •There is a significant need to enhance collection and information-sharing between

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Gang intelligence unit - Wikipedia
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gang_intelligence_unit

A Gang Intelligence Unit (GIU) is a unit within American law enforcement that works to recognize threats posed by gangs within a geographical location, and often assists federal, state, and local law enforcement operations. They exist to provide safety as well as information regarding gang activity in an area, and are also commonly found within correctional facilities.

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Corrections - Gang Enforcement
gangenforcement.com

https://www.gangenforcement.com/corrections.html

For correctional agencies; the failure to recognize the threat potential to both the agency and the public and not collecting gang intelligence, implementing strong zero tolerance policies and procedures allowing for aggressive identification, management and monitoring of gang membership and activity can result in increased violence, in-custody crimes, staff assaults, threats to the public and ...

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Gangs | National Institute of Corrections
nicic.gov

https://nicic.gov/tags/gangs

Gangs are a continuing national problem that all elements of the public safety community must effectively manage. In a 2012 survey analysis, the Bureau of Justice National Gang Center found that "Following a marked decline from the mid-1990s to the early 2000s, the prevalence rate of gang activity significantly increased between 2001 and 2005 and has since remained fairly constant."

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New York City DOC's Gang Intelligence Unit
corrections.com

http://corrections.com/articles/7800-new-york-city-doc-s-gang-intelligence-unit

The Corrections Connection recently spoke to Peter Curcio, Commanding Officer of the New York City DOC's Gang Intelligence Unit. Curcio has returned to the unit after a six-month stint with the FBI, working as an Executive Fellow in their Safe Streets and Gang Unit.

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Prison Gangs - Corrections Officers, Sheriffs, Probation ...
corrections1.com

https://www.corrections1.com/prison-gangs/

Identifying incarcerated gang members is critical in corrections Intelligence gathering provides a more informed perspective when monitoring an inmates' contacts and activities in their daily incarcerated lives

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Making the Shift to Intelligence-Led Corrections
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https://amuedge.com/making-the-shift-to-intelligence-led-corrections/

Cracking Down on the MS-13 Gang, Threat to the Homeland ... A further examination is needed regarding the application of intelligence-led corrections. Such research should focus on determining what factors contribute to differences in effectiveness of information-gathering strategies. Research should also focus on what methods, if any ...

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