Friday, November 19, 2010

Red Cross Is The Best For Toothache

detainees + PHOTOGRAPHY IN THE POLICE TECHNICAL INSPECTION WORKSHOP


Authors: Alberto Albacete
Cañamero Cristina Alvarado Carreño and



During the investigation police technical , photography is more than just a reference document, it becomes an efficient method of preservation of evidence and visual archive, where you can find vestiges to which-in first-site inspection were not given enough importance. One way to keep in an objective details that the visual memory of man, over time, distorted by the influence or build psicoambiental. Introduction




The first definition of the English Royal Academy, in his dictionary [1] tells us that photography is the art of setting and play through chemical reactions on surfaces properly prepared, the images collected at the bottom of a dark and defines us as a figure image, representation, likeness and appearance of a thing. The image obtained, photography, film preservation allows for the indefinite object or person that has captured the interest of the photographer, either with a specific purpose or accidental.

documentary "From our position applied to police-technical research capacities and historical testimony is extremely important, is what gives the image sets its unequivocal reference function memory, the preservation of a scene to a standard objectively as possible. As Roman says Gubern "prestige documentary photography, and magical dimension, resulting from the extreme fidelity to the object photographed, lies in its essential realism" [2] .

Documentary photography is defined as photography created with the intention to document all types of entities, actions or proceedings. Since the submission of the photograph or still image first practice of abiding in 1839, with this new invention sought recovery of past moments [3] and fits therefore well with the use of still image within police investigations.

Photography provides, from its origin, reliable documents [4] . The desire to reproduce reality, you can display or retrieve the last moment, with a document illustrating facts, especially historical.

The use of photography as a document was normal since its invention [5]. The first applications beyond the travel or social life, will be to get to determine the scientific nature of the photograph, entering the laboratory, studies, astronomy, hospitals, media ... all kinds of institutions that seek to demonstrate, justify or illustrate any fact.

The photographic image plays an important role in the transmission, preservation and display of political, social, scientific or cultural aspects of humanity within the context that we study, application of research techniques, which is intended to show original representation selection of reality that communicates an image or information of a specific event, leaving the picture without its other: that of the receiver's interpretation, in this particular application, has no place.


photography applied to research .- Background

The initial application of photographic techniques to police technical research emerges a few years after its birth in the nineteenth century, as almost all major discoveries in History of Humanity, a chance.

produced in 1871 an uprising in the city of Paris, called socialist by some authors Anarchist by others. One of the most significant symbols of the previous regime Vendôme Column, is overthrown by the revolutionaries who, as we see in the image [6], posing proudly with the emperor on the floor.


An uprising that lasted just two months and ended with a major crackdown and the execution of precursors or suspected of involvement. The authorities used the many photographs taken during this short period to identify the participants, leading to a massive shot thousands of villagers. Doing with them what they had done in their uprising, portraying his victory.

Taking as a starting point of the first use of the image inside the technical investigation police, we can deepen their use later in other disciplines such as criminology.



police Technical Inspection .- The importance of image

We can not begin to talk about the technical inspection without reference to police as part of the discipline known as forensic science, aimed at determining the existence of a criminal act, the collection of evidence and evidence and the identification of perpetrators through the application of methods laboratory scientists, as well as preparing expert reports concerned (which, we must include photo).

having different definitions contained the so-called visual inspection (technical-police), we can say [7] is "a set of specialized police officers actions performed in the scene, applying scientific and technical methods (where the picture clearly plays a role), collecting all the evidence and evidence to the clarification and / or reconstruction of what happened, identify the author or authors and demonstration of his guilt, or in case of his innocence. "

In every human activity there is a scenario where all kind of events, both social, political, family and, of course, criminal. Each of these acts is signed by the persons involved and do not talk about graphics but every detail that frames its creator.

The development of this visual inspection, to be precise, thorough, prompt and objective must follow a methodology.

visual inspection methodology

Previous actions:
- Review the content and operation of equipment.
- Get it before possible to the scene.
- previously informed of what happened.

Protection:
- From the place.
- from the evidence and clues.

Note:
- general and detailed observation.
- search and inspection of the person or thing.
- searching for evidence and clues.

Fixation:
- Written description, Proceedings of the inspection.
- Photo: general. detailed partial-to-video if possible.
- planimetry.

collection, packing and forwarding:
- remains, weapons, papers and all those effects could constitute evidence or proof.

Other issues:
- theoretical reconstruction of the event and possible scenarios.



Of all the steps, which focus our attention on fixing the scene, consists of a written description and, in turn, will be held simultaneously making photographs, general assemblies, partial (relating different elements to each other) and detail (victim, wounds, weapons, documents, collection and discovery of evidence, evidence or traces). Be made from different positions, with and without the presence of witnesses metric.
details that may go unnoticed to the human eye will be recorded by photography. These must be objective, no retouching of any kind or lighting or compositional effects, should be a reflection of reality. All the images will be before you start sampling.

police photo features

The witness of a fact, to make the first statements on what he witnessed, even if you have a strong desire to be truthful in his testimony, is not as precise as desirable. The reasons are varied: some powers of observation, nervousness, lack of personality, unconscious rebellion against the event occurring, etc.., in short, the individual in his statement expresses subjective burden.

suffice to illustrate this statement refer to several individuals at a test in which they are asked to describe a photo after having observed carefully. See that each of them speak of the objects or things that have caught your attention and usually will not match these aspects between the statements of different people even agree on the basics.

We also consider that after a while the first statement, if we require that you re-explain the same description happen that the memory, suggestion, the association of ideas and the environmental pressure and the media will make the memory of the facts is poorer still, even to make statements different from or contradictory to the first, but the dynamic conception of the facts is very interested in the investigation of a crime and therefore the statements of witnesses are very important.

objects and people can not remain indefinitely in the scene, so after the ocular inspection will be removed to clean the place, will the removal of the corpse in his case or at least will change the site in some way, if you later observe research gaps would be difficult to ignore.

sometimes be necessary that the same image is to be observed by many people who are far apart. In this case, unreliable, send a detailed description because it can be interpreted in many ways, however, as they say, a picture is worth a thousand words.

All these problems are solved with the photograph and, moreover, provide other advantages. Advantages

photography

A) Fidelity of testimony: the photograph shows the scene as it appears before the camera devoid of any subjectivity. This concept must be interpreted with caution because the photographer can lead us astray if you choose certain frames and not others.
B) Testimony instantaneous and permanent in the frame reflects the reality of the moment is made and, moreover, may turn to it at any time without having been changed.
C) Reproducibility: the negative can be used to make positive prints that are necessary at any time.
D) allows and facilitates research: the photographic copy to study the scene in the quiet of the office for further investigation so that we can see details that we initially went unnoticed.
E) Reconstruction of events: starting from the photograph, we can reconstruct the scene by placing each object in the right place. In this case, will help the report, ocular inspection report and made sketches.
F) makes possible the comparison: in the case of large or extremely small objects, or places or objects far apart, the aid of photography is very important.
G) facilitates the identification of people: a portrait of affiliation and photographs of people allow the search and identification of both offenders as missing and dead.
H) Provides: to put into circulation the number of copies you require, you get the rapid dissemination of information.
I) facilitates the test: the picture can show the remains and objects that underpin the researcher to reach conclusions in its report.

Photography is simply a means of recording the facts [8] . As such it is a very useful tool in the investigation [9] because:

- In many cases, describes the facts better than words;
- Test statements and
- Add things may have been inadvertently omitted.



Photos are a complement but not replace written reports on how the scene is, measurements and, especially, close observation. As a general rule, as soon as they arrive on the scene, begin to photograph everything in the state where you are, the longer the delay the researcher, the more things change, and the less likely they are an accurate representation of the facts. Often, you can split the taking of photographs. First you can photograph things may change, as may be fingerprints and plain missiles, and other small objects that may be inadvertently destroyed.

Some photographs are sometimes unnecessary, but this does not always know when to do them, so better to take more pictures than necessary, even when not needed after "them and not need them later . But there is a limit to the amount of time and film that you should invest the time to make a photographic report, therefore, have been taking pictures for a specific purpose, seeking always a reason when making them. At one time it said that photography serves a testimonial, as However, this testimony is that you must get when they intended to convey what it was and how he was, in a particular place of interest to the police.

doing visual inspection always run the risk of leaking any details or do not appreciate at first hard evidence that eventually do come to have it.

is essential to avoid misinterpretation, making the first photographs before moving objects in the scene of the incident and to this end, it mentalizing Forces and State Security in charge of reach first to place the scene of action, which its main function is to check the status of the / s victim / s and proceed immediately cordoned off the area and prevent anyone from modifying the scene, until he qualified personnel. Will appear also in many cases the Judicial Authority and the Medical Examiner or both, in which case the charge of making photographic pictures made by them requested, without this being deprived of initiative to make it deems appropriate.

For a complete job more must be done strictly necessary photographs from different angles, doubling the most important at different exposures, etc., It is ultimately to ensure satisfactory results since in most cases the decisions will be difficult to remedy, for the scene at the time of our departure will change. When it comes to violent crimes, must take pictures of the corpse on the Forensic Anatomical Institute or the morgue and in many cases it may be interesting to take photographs during the autopsy.

Each case requires a different way of working, in addition to general rules that can serve as guidelines for the various circumstances that may arise. Not apply the same methodology, plan and sequence in the shooting in a crowded traffic in an intervention other violent.

[1] www.rae.es
[2] Gubern, R., The look opulent, Madrid: Gustavo Gili, 1987.
[3] Sanchez Vigil, JM The Universe of Photography, pp. 19. Madrid: Espasa Calpe, 1999.
[4] Op cit., P. 19.
[5] Op cit., P. 23.
[6] es.wikipedia.org
[7] http://ellaboratoriodegwen.blogspot.com/2008/08/inspeccin-tcnico-ocular-de-campo-en-la.html
[8] Section 327 LECr "When it was convenient for clarification or verification of the facts, will rise sufficiently detailed site plan, or make a portrait of people who had been the subject of crime, or the copy or design effects or instruments of the same that had been found. "
[9] With reference to the means of investigation, the Constitutional Tribunal has ruled that while it is true that valid evidence to rebut the presumption of innocence, are, in principle, used in the trial and pre-constituted of impossible or very difficult to reproduce, it can not be understood in a sense so radical that leads to denying any probative value to the summary proceedings carried out with the formalities that the Constitution and the judicial system, provided that they can be seen in the act of sight conditions for the defense of the accused subjected to a contradiction (Case 137/1988 of 7 July, 25/1988 of 23 February, and 36/1995, of 6 February)
Albacete
Alberto Carreño
Local police chief. Criminologist
alberto.albacete @ telefonica.net Cañamero
Cristina Alvarado
Professor of Theory of the Image (UCJC). Historian
criscanamero@gmail.com

Thursday, November 11, 2010

Mobile Homes And Dropped Ceilings

I SEIPC's Development and Research in Criminology and serial murder. Global

technique criminological profile or profiling in Spain can say without any doubt, that is on the rise. The cause of this assertion can be seen in the publicity that comes through the media, on CBS '"Criminal Minds." But one thing is what you see in the movies and quite another is the knowledge that gives us the technique referred to simply invite them to delve into the different aspects that form, and make culminate in a "criminological profile" .

probably check the great difference in making a ratings free and fast, compared to the realization of a deep methodological study of different but related areas that can lead us to obtain the arrest of a murderer, rapist or arsonist in series.






PROGRAM .- THURSDAY, 20 JANUARY 2011
TOMORROW 8:30
Delivery accreditation. Opening Ceremony: HE. Mrs. Mayor of Alicante. Ilma. Ms. Dean, School of Law Univ Alicante, Amparo Na Varr Faure. 9:15

The psychopathology. Mental disorder and crime. Ms Maria del Pilar Sempere Ortega. Psychologist. Vocational Behavior sora criminal psychopathology at the University of Alicante.

10:15 / 10:30 Break.

10:30 The criminological profile in judicial expertise. D. Jorge Jiménez Serrano. Psychology Lic. Founding members and Professor of SEIPC. 11:30

Predicting the risk of disease, we repeated mental admitted for violent crimes. D. Jesus Herrera Bellido. Prison Psychologist. Professor of Criminology at the University of Alicante. 12:30

Offender gender violence. How they become so. Typologies. How to re-educate. D. Jo-RRO Miguel Díez. Forensic Psychologist. Professor of Criminology at the University of Alicante.

13:30 / 14:30 Debate. Moderator: D. José Rafael Bernab-eu Culiáñez. AFTERNOON

16:00
Case Analysis of Provincial Courts and Jury Court on crimes of gender violence. "Servet D. Vicente Magro. President of the Au-dience of Alicante. Doctor of Laws. 17:30

Profile of psychopathy in women. Sea Shepherd Ms. Bravo. Medical Examiner. Professor of Criminology at the University of Alicante.

18:45 / 19:00 Break.

19:00 / 21:00 Exhibition Presentation of the film that documents on "Arropiero." D. Salvador Ortega Mallen. Criminologist. Criminologist. Police pioneering English scientific ca.

21:00 / 21:30 Debate. Moderator: D. Albertos Alcaraz Juan Fco.



FRIDAY, 21 JANUARY 2011

TOMORROW 9:00

Criminological aspects of serial murderer disorganized. The criminal career of Francisco García Esca-lero "the matamendigos." D. José Rafael Bernabeu Culi-Nez. Degree in Criminology. Founding Member and Professor of SEIPC. 10:00

Francisco García Ladder: grafopsicológico profile signature of a serial murderer. D. Francisco José López Tortosa. Degree in Criminology. President of the National Association of Technical University in Do-cumentoscopia ANTUD.

11:00 / 11:15 Break.

11:15 The motivational process in serial murder. D. Albertos Alcaraz Juan Fco. Nology degree in criminology. Professor of Public Security Course at the University of Alicante. Founding Member and Professor of SEIPC.

12:15 Criminological profile: the challenges ahead. Dr. D. Vicente Garrido Genoese. Psychologist. Professor at the University of Valencia.

13:15 / 14:30 Debate. Moderator: D. Jorge Jimenez Se-RRAN. AFTERNOON


17:00
Securities Ceremony of "Expert-operation ELABO criminological profile" to R SEIPC Promotion.

19:00 / 19:15 Break. 19:30

SEIPC Awards. Reading Poster Contest winners I SEIPC. I SEIPC Short Papers Competition, read the 3 papers finalists, the jury deliberations and winners read.

20:30 Closing Ceremony by the President of SEIPC.

ADDRESS OF DAYS

- SEIPC

D. Albertos Alcaraz Juan Fco.

D. José Rafael Bernabeu Culiañez.

D. Jorge Jimenez Serrano

Ms. María del Carmen Fonta Baena.

- Department of Health Psychology, Univ of Alicante

Place: Avenida Doctor Rico 17, Club Information - ALICANTE

REGISTRATION DATE: 1st November 2010 to January 10 2011.

SEIPC and ACNV Partners: Free.

ANTUD Partners, members of the security FFCC, Justice, Prisons, Criminologists, psychologists, college students: 20 euros.

Other participants: 40 euros.

claim the credit for free choice, those interested should submit a summary of the papers in the Secretary of the Department of Health Psychology at the University of Alicante.

Registration via email:

contacto@profilers-seipc.com

www.profilers-seipc.com


Or the Secretary of the Department of Psychology, Univ Health Alicante.

Monday, November 8, 2010

Clipart Maxine And Retirement

Chase, the first private academy Intelligence in Spain:



GlobalChase the first private academy Intelligence Spain has opened the pre-enrollment courses: "Introduction to Intelligence" and Intelligence: Techniques Infiltration ".

The evolution of new forms of crime requires the need for increasingly specialized training, according to the era of knowledge-based economy in which we live. Information than volume and dissemination of appropriate techniques need to evaluate what is important to discern what information is valid or not. In different professional fields, from the security and private investigation, criminology and to reach more police areas, comes the need for information and turn it into intelligence. If we could summarize in one word the objective pursued by the intelligence, this would be prevention, understood in the broadest sense.

Unlike what happens in other countries where there are several private initiatives complement the training of officials in our country there is widespread belief that only from government agencies can receive such training, limiting it to officials of the Ministry of Interior or Defense.

GlobalChase breaks the traditional models, offering specialized training, for which teachers have a prestige associated mostly with the English intelligence services and the Security Forces of the State.

Theory and Practice in techniques of infiltration, surveillance and monitoring

Under the modular training approach, the first introductory course on Intelligence is sandwiched with another course that covers a very specific: Techniques infiltration.
addition
theoretical training on techniques for obtaining and analyzing information, complements the theoretical with practical training which includes highly practical workshops, such as the techniques for surveillance and monitoring, shared to a greater or lesser extent, police, private detectives or investigative reporters.

Another practice is a hidden camera shop, whose techniques are widely used to obtain evidence and that in recent years has also become popular in the world of investigative journalism.

exercises also emphasize nonverbal communication and threat detection, security and counterintelligence computer or are other practices with those responsible for project GlobalChase train their students. For example, in a business environment, not enough to keep up to date computer security chapter without knowing the social engineering of identity fraud used by criminals to commit fraud from small to money laundering and terrorist financing .

precisely the practical aspect has influenced the choice of teachers who participate in the course and renowned guest speakers who will talk about their experiences with which students can share their concerns.

In the next courses to be taught together "Introduction to Intelligence" and Techniques "infiltration" participate, among others, speakers and D. Fernando San Augustine (former Commander of CESID), D. Manuel Rey (former colonel in the CESID where he provided training to its members), the policeman David Madrid (author of "Insider" and "Urban Tribes", Armando Gonzalez (Detective college president), Dr. Fernando Rueda ( the main espiólogo of Spain and www.elreservado.es director, etc.). Just as different analysts, agents and officials from different English intelligence services, investigative journalists, criminologists, judges and experts in infiltration. Pedagogical direction borne by the forensic expert and criminologist D. Gregorio Alonso Bosch.

face and distance

courses "Introduction to Intelligence" and "infiltration techniques" are attending and will be held in the city of A Coruña. However, thinking about students who are away from that location, the structure has been optimized to compact course in a total of 9 Saturdays, over the opening ceremony that will be on Friday, reaching a total of 85 hours. Also available

the possibility that the student can be trained remotely via a videoconference system that allows you to interact with classes via the Internet.






COURSE PROGRAM 200 hours (100 contact hours) (A Coruña, 2010)
Developed in 9 weekends. (Friday afternoon and Saturday)
program development and educational leadership: Gregorio Alonso Bosch
Aimed at professionals and students of Criminology and Private Investigation, Private Security, Journalism, Forces of State Security, Ministry of Defence .. .
Teachers: Professional and personal associate of the Intelligence, the Security Forces and State Armed Forces. Investigative Journalists. University Professors. Criminologists and academics Intelligence Services. INTRODUCTORY MODULE


theoretical general introductory module common to all courses. Understand the basic concepts, development of the Intelligence Cycle, the main bodies that make up the intelligence community, types of sources, current objectives in the context of counter-terrorism, cybercrime, organized crime, internal and external security.

CONCEPT AND TYPES OF INTELLIGENCE

Concept of Intelligence.

Although "intelligence" and "information service" are used as synonymous concepts, the Glossary of Intelligence of the Ministry of Defense defines intelligence as the product resulting from the evaluation, integration, analysis and interpretation information gathered by an intelligence service, with the information, therefore, the raw material of that intelligence.

Types of Intelligence:

According purpose: Strategic, Tactical, Operational Forecasting.
According to specific needs: Basic, Present, Review. According
geographical area of \u200b\u200bactivity: Interior, Exterior. According
matter: Criminal, Military, Business, Technology ...
Special Ops, Psyops, MISO (Military Information Support Operations) and other unconventional procedures.
Counterintelligence.


INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY

- Brief history of the intelligence services and international.

evolution from primitive spy sevicios Bernardino de Mendoza in the reign of Philip II, Francis Walsingham or the service of Queen Elizabeth I of England, to the current intelligence services, as the INC, the CIA, MI5 or Mossad, among others.

- Major national organizations:

The Law 11/2002 regulates the National Intelligence Center, established the Government Commission for Intelligence Affairs as coordinator and head of the Intelligence Community in Spain (CDGAI) and National Intelligence Centre (CNI), replacing the former CESID. Other producers Intelligence agencies in Spain are officially at the Centre for Armed Forces Intelligence (CIFAS), the General Information Office of the National Police or the Chief of the Guardia Civil Information

- Reforms Intelligence Community after the M11.

intelligence failures of S11 and M11 have generated a current of change that leads to a fundamental conclusion: the need for collaboration and cooperation of all agencies to obtain and develop information within the intelligence community . In Spain, besides the aforementioned CDGAI have been created in recent years, two more bodies of coordination on intelligence, the National Counter-Terrorism Center (CNCA) and the Central Intelligence against Organized Crime (ICOS).

- The intelligence community outside of the official.

Intelligence not only generate officials or personnel from official intelligence centers. Intelligence is also produced from the universities, through technical advice, or doctrinal, from journalism, where it plays an important role rigorous investigative journalism, or from private firms.

INTELLIGENCE CYCLE:

sequence for classifying methodological activities staged an IS activity with the goal of turning information into intelligence. In Spain, following the NATO doctrine, the CNI divides the cycle into four phases: 1 - Division 2 - Collection 3 - Production 4 - Dissemination. (The CIA gathers all five activities: 1-Planning and direction. 2 - Collection, 3 - Processing, 4 - Analisys and Production, 5 - Dissemination).

- Phase Management
Preliminary phase of the cycle of intelligence in determining the strategic intelligence. FESE is a planning developed by the responsible political decision maker.
- Procurement Phase: Resource
The second phase of the intelligence cycle, the phase of production, is based on the collection and processing of data across sources. Still not talking about intelligence, but information. It is the most costly phase cycle.

open source (OSINT):
In the last two decades the advent of internet has meant that open source be an important part of the wealth of information that the intelligence process. The SI have powerful tools for data mining (data mining) that provide access and classify the tremendous amount of information that is accessed. Are reserved to access sources around the world but not necessarily free, Web Mining systems and resources of traditional information collection (archives, libraries ...) are the leading open source, which have the advantage of their availability and immediacy the posoble disadvantage of data contamination.

Human sources (HUMINT):

No Intelligence speak of if not employ the traditional human sources that are still playing a major role figures of undercover agents and informants, allowing access to confidential or secret information through covert actions. The work of recruiting and training is an essential part of the SI, which plays a major role counterintelligence avoiding the unwanted presence of double agents or trained personnel within the organization.

scientific and technological sources (Techint) We talked
Signal Intelligence (SIGINT), imagery intelligence (IMINT), electronic intelligence and computer intelligence Handwriting Analysis, biometrics and forensic ...
Using scientific and technological means that enable monitoring process, surveillance of targets listening and where prohibited or restricted, interpretation of codes or messages, obtaining information through technical reports and scientific non-SI ...

- Production Phase: The intelligence analyst.
In the third phase of the intelligence cycle, production is where the information is converted intelligence. It is time for greater involvement of the figure of the intelligence analyst, although the CNI are those analysts who also work in the earlier stage of production and processing, primarily in regard to open source.

core are four moments in this production phase: evaluation, integration, analysis and interpretation of data.

o The evaluation determines the validity and reliability of the information available.
o The integration creates a single database of information from different sources.
or analysis to identify events and situations, using methods deductive and inductive inferences about relationships and establish the information obtained.
or interpretation is a task of understanding the object of the investigation leading to a prediction that allows the policy maker to anticipate the necessary measures.
- Phase Diffusion: The intelligence report
notice to the responsible body or end user, the knowledge produced on the subject of research by preparing a report which may be oral or written, and frequency and length variables.

CURRENT CHALLENGES FOR APPLIED INTELLIGENCE
Jihadist terrorism has influenced the national security concept and, functionally, the intelligence services of our country, and around the world have had to adapt to this new situation. Territorial defense as the basis of intelligence has given way to a more legal and wider as the Constitutional State defense.

The counterterrorism, combating organized crime, cybercrime or against urban tribes are some of the challenges, typical of Criminal Intelligence, in which lies the work of the current SI.

INFILTRATION MODULE Module

theoretical and practical nature conceptualized as a set of meetings, conferences, Lectures and workshops to develop key skills needed for a process of infiltration both in the field of intelligence and information, and in the field of investigative journalism.

- Concept:
Glossary of Intelligence of the Ministry of Defense defines infiltration as those measures designed to put an agent or an intelligence officer in an organization or group in order to obtain valuable information secret, without knowing its membership or collaboration with the intelligence service for which he works.

- Phases of infiltration:
Montero Gomez provides a structure by stages in the process of infiltration:
psychological-training phase:
- Recruitment: Recruitment and selection based on a predefined ideal profile.
- Training: Basic training in psychosocial skills through training and instrumental.
- Immersion: Implementation of a psychological identity adapted to the environment of the infiltration.

Operational phase:
- Infiltration: Making contact with the surrounding infiltration.
- Follow-reinforcing: Ensure coverage infiltrate, gather intelligence, technical strengthening agent and counteract the effects of the underground.
- exfiltration: tactical procedure output looking for alternatives and subsequent protection of the undercover agent

psychological Phase-professional
- Reinsertion: Return the agent in their living environment, pre-infiltration
- Types of infiltration :
perpsectiva Infiltration from the intelligence service officers and from the journalistic field. Testimonials told in first person which assesses the ability, preparation, strategy, motivation, experiences and resources that occur in a process of infiltration.
- technical and methodological resources and psycho-social skills:
set of skills and psychosocial skills to be developed by an agent or journalist infiltrates, based on a prototypical profile must meet, among others, emotional stability, cognitive flexibility, self solid, self-control and social skills.
- Techniques of Social Psychology: Group and Interpersonal Processes.
- nonverbal communication techniques. Interrogation techniques and psychometric psicografológica detection of deception. Dynamic Training deception.
- Relaxation and emotional self-control.
- Infiltration in the web: social networks, forums, blogs ...
- surveillance and monitoring techniques.
- Other operating resources:

Practical development of instrumental skills useful in infiltration processes.
- Workshop hidden camera and other image capture systems and sound.
- Other operating techniques: locks, characterization, Role-playing techniques ...
- Infiltration Computer: Spyware.

- Legal Area:
- Legal limits for obtaining information FCSE, journalists and businesses. Procedural framework, criminal, civil and administrative.
- Legal Treatment of confidential information (classified material). Law 9 / 1968 Regulating the Official Secrets.


Coinciding with the start of the first course in the month of December will be a panel discussion open to the public which will discuss the role of intelligence in the events that are current. A table that will come as guests, plus some of the teachers participating in these courses, officers of the security forces.

Collaborations
GlobalChase has the support of the UNED Associated Center A Coruña, the Professional Association of Private Detectives of Galicia, the Association of Judicial Experts in Forensic Science (APEJUCC) and the Inmigra.com, among other professional associations and public and private entities.

For more information:
tlfnos. 902 110 894 and 91 771 in February 1971
email: cursos@globalchase.info