Intelligence analysis: a game-changer to safeguard tigers
Crime is heavily reliant on connectivity. Intelligence analysis is an essential tool to identify where convergence exists and to strategically manage the highest threat from organised crime. It is a valuable force multiplier and must form part of any overarching strategy to tackle wildlife crime. By utilising intelligence analysis to inform our understanding of connections across crime types, we can create multiple pathways to tackle wildlife crime.
Wildlife crime can also be an easier entry point to investigate other associated crimes, and the use of wildlife legislation in some countries can provide additional law enforcement opportunities, such as the ability to act without a warrant, and to inspect premises at any time.
Multi-agency investigations and task forces are a powerful strategy to address convergence, offering alternative legislation, powers, and expertise to use the fullest extent of the law in pursuit of justice.
Intelligence analysis: a game-changer to safeguard tigers
Crime is heavily reliant on connectivity. Intelligence analysis is an essential tool to identify where convergence exists and to strategically manage the highest threat from organised crime. It is a valuable force multiplier and must form part of any overarching strategy to tackle wildlife crime. By utilising intelligence analysis to inform our understanding of connections across crime types, we can create multiple pathways to tackle wildlife crime.
Wildlife crime can also be an easier entry point to investigate other associated crimes, and the use of wildlife legislation in some countries can provide additional law enforcement opportunities, such as the ability to act without a warrant, and to inspect premises at any time.
Multi-agency investigations and task forces are a powerful strategy to address convergence, offering alternative legislation, powers, and expertise to use the fullest extent of the law in pursuit of justice.