Prioritising the investigation of organised crime

Fighting crime through crime analysis: The experience of using innovative technologies in European Union countries

“…However, this article focuses mostly on the ILP model, because, in the author's opinion, this model is the most widespread and effective, which is confirmed by the study of Sullivan et al (2020), who define the ILP and POP (Problem-Oriented Policing) models as the two most popular policing models. The researcher notes that the latter was developed at the end of the 70's and aimed to move from purely reactionary policing to pattern analysis and recognition, community involvement and goal setting.…”

“…Korniienko et al (2021) provide the following definition of ILP: it is an organizational model and management philosophy in which criminal analysis and criminal intelligence are key tools to achieve the goal by applying an objective and effective decision-making mechanism to counter and prevent crime through strategic management and effective functioning of the law enforcement agencies, as well as methods aimed at neutralizing crimes that are particularly dangerous for society. Sullivan et al (2020) indicate that ILP is highly popular because it provides a framework for efficient use of limited resources. Tishchenko (2019) notes that criminal analysis plays the key role in the ILP model, so it involves the use of the latest information technologies and tools for data collection, assessment and analysis.…”