Intelligence Briefing on a kidnapping in KSA

How to write an Intelligence Briefing
What is an intelligence briefing?
An intelligence briefing delivers information on a particular subject. Intelligence briefings are short and to the point. Your intelligence briefing should cover a topic related to policing/crime/intelligence in Saudi Arabia. [CILO 1: Evaluate
Intelligence-Related Research Question].
How to write an intelligence briefing
Your assignment should be organised as follows:
• Title.
• Summary, or Key Findings (Bullet Points).
• Introduction (Short).
• Main Points.
• Conclusion (Short).
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• Write the intelligence briefing as if you were writing a report on policing/crime/ intelligence in Saudi Arabia for a superior. [CILO 4: Write Reports],
• Cadets should suggest some method of dealing with the crime they are talking about. [CILO 3: Recommend Strategies]
• Cadets must use some type of graph or diagram or chart or statistical data in the briefing. [CILO 2: Present Results]
• The briefing must be referenced properly.
• Copying or sharing will be treated as plagiarism and penalties will be applied.
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CILO 1 Evaluate intelligence-related research questions: Performance Standards. Criteria Unsatisfactory Baseline Developing Good Exemplary 1.1 Question [1.3.1] 50% weighting 1.2 Support [2.3.3] 50% weigthing No elements of given problem identified. No sources cited. Explain one element of a given problem. One source cited. Explain multiple elements of a given problem Multiple high-quality sources cited …and evaluate possible resulting research questions …and used to support evaluation of research questions …that are discussed in the light of MOI remit. …and lessons learnt and precedent CILO 2 Present results: Performance Standards. Criteria Unsatisfactory Baseline Developing Good Exemplary 2.1 Data [2.3.1] 50% weighting No data structure. Gather one data set. Gather multiple data sets into a single structure …and apply appropriate cleaning/ transformation techniques …and discuss how issues with data comprehensiveness and quality may affect analysis. 2.2 Results [1.3.4] 50% weighting No results presented. Create one appropriate representation. Create multiple appropriate representations …with correct labelling and formatting …with presentation that enhances clarity of message. CILO 3 Recommend strategies: Performance Standards. Criteria Unsatisfactory Baseline Developing Good Exemplary 3.1 Proposal [1.3.4] 50 %weighting No plan proposed. Propose plan with one element. Propose clearly specified plan with multiple elements …and evaluate effectiveness given problem …and discuss how alternative specifications lead to less desirable outcomes. 3.2 Support [2.3.2] 50% weighting Offers no evidence to support strategy Offers one piece of evidence Offers multiple pieces of evidence to …and quality of sources described …and synthesized to produce coherent
to support strategy. support strategy support for the strategy CILO 4 Write reports in conformance with industry standards: Performance Standards. Criteria Unsatisfactory Baseline Developing Good Exemplary 4.1 Cogency [4.1.2] 40% weighting No apparent organization of ideas. One link between ideas is clear. Links among ideas make message clear and easy to follow …and provide focused, relevant, explanation and support to the argument …and frame the argument within the context of a broader discourse. 4.2 Template [4.1.3] 40% weighting No apparent observance of standards. Irregular observance of a limited range of standards. Regular observance of all common standards …with demonstrated attention to detail …and skilful adaptation to specific contexts. 4.3 Style [4.1.1] 20 % weighting No apparent observance of standard conventions of formal written style. Irregular observance of the most obvious and common conventions of formal written style. Consistent observance of most conventions of formal written style …with word choice appropriate to the intended audience …and constructions displaying variety, suitability and fluency.