AC1.2

What is the definition of surveillance?

• The storage of information about a criminal or individual including DNA database and Police national computer

• The creation of a list of characteristics relevant to find the unknown perpetrator

• The analysis of evidence collected from a crime scene including DNA and fingerprints

• The observation of a person and/or a place including CCTV and Online Cookies

What is the definition of profiling?

• The storage of information about a criminal or individual including DNA database and Police national computer

• The creation of a list of characteristics relevant to find the unknown perpetrator

• The analysis of evidence collected from a crime scene including DNA and fingerprints

• The observation of a person and/or a place including CCTV and Online Cookies

Which situations could profiling be most useful in?

• Crime Scene

• Laboratory

• 'Street'

• Police Station

Which of the following is positive case example for surveillance?

• Alice Ruggles

• James Bulger

• London Riots

• Colin Pitchfork

Which offender was caught successfully using offender profiling?

• Colin Stagg

• John Duffy

• Colin Pitchfork

• Robert Napper

What is a weakness of surveillance?

• Only solves 1 in 100 crimes

• Only solves 1 in 1000 crimes

• Only solves 1 in 10000 crimes

What is the name of the intelligence database used by the MET police?

• Initcrime

• Crimechecker

• Criminit

• Offender Check

Which technique is David Butler a negative example for?

• Surveillance

• Forensics

• Intelligence Database

• Profiling

Who created typological profiling?

• CIA

• FBI

• Interpol

• MI7

Which of the following is case example where eye witnesses were wrong?

• Ronald Cotton

• Colin Pitchfork

• Sally Bowman

• London Riots