Crime Classification Manual Part I Chapter 5 54

 


Crime Classification Manual Part I Chapter 5 54

A STANDARD SYSTEM FOR INVESTIGATING AND CLASSIFYING VIOLENT CRIMES

SECOND EDITION

 

More specifically, VI CAP’s unit chief, Thomas J. Donohue (personal communication to the author, March 2006), wrote that VI CAP’s services to law enforcement entities in the United States and abroad include,

 

Analytical support for “cold” case investigation, to include homicide and sexual assault matters that may potentially involve transient or serial offenders

Mapping, trend analysis, training, and case coordination support and analysis

A full range of analytical services for all member agencies on sub- mitted cases, as well as limited analysis for nonmember agencies which submit criteria cases

Written products prepared and disseminated in the Criminal Intelligence Assessment Report (CIAR) format

Offender timelines, matrices, and mapping products

NCIC interface for off-line searches of suspects or vehicles

National Law Enforcement Telecommunications System (NLETS) searches of messages dating back to 1986

National crime analyst training in-services to include crime analysis, behavioral analysis, and case management VICAP Alerts published in the FBI’s Law Enforcement Bulletin and other publications; VICAP Alerts feature crime information notices of general interest to law enforcement.

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