Weekly Questions (2)

Q1

The resources available during terrorist attacks includes the local government that plans, prepares, and mitigate and communities such as red cross, churches and children’s disaster services that help in daycare services and assist the families once the crisis occurs (Avery et al, 2015).

Q2

The agency has been able to keep up with the constant security barrage by perimeter security that includes light evaluation, security force, and perimeter protection. Internal security has been enforced through lock/key control and theft control procedures. The agency has also concentrated on proprietary information, persona; security and emergency procedures that have greatly reduced the computer attacks (Avery et al, 2015).

Q3

One of the dynamics is that the agents are likely to stick out similar to a proverbial sore thumb. In a closed ethnic community, all individuals are likely to know each other making it easier to spot outsiders and become suspicious of them hence making it extremely difficult to perform surveillance without being detected. The second dynamic is the actions of the agents may cause some discontent in some part of the community making the community not to realize that they are terrorists in the community.

Q4

Resources such as evidence on camera, social networking, VeriChip devices, phone records, blogs, personal diaries, IP address, club memberships and ID’s may benefit the surveillance team (Avery et al, 2015).

Q5

Working in assistance jobs and internships are opportunities for polishing interrogation skills. Another huge step is understanding people of my interrogation skills as well as meeting counselors and going online (Starrett, 2015).

Q6

The personality of a person plays a major role in deciding the best approach. Technical skills also play a role whereby a team approach requires one of the interrogators to be a rapport and the other confrontational while in solo approach the interrogator must be able to tackle all the aspects of the process. Moral, ethical and legal considerations take up an equally important role (Avery et al, 2015).

Q7

The innate signs include irritability, instincts, motivation, kinesis, Tropism, taxis and reflexes. An untruthful person will sit and move the chair while a truthful one won’t. The untruthful person tends to change the angle of the chair in order to hide the abdominal area so that the interrogator may not notice the changes (Avery et al, 2015).

Q8

Denial is the process of stating that something is untrue. It occurs when they may freeze their body in one position such as cross legs, sit on their hands and maintain a rigid posture as they are not easy on themselves (Avery et al, 2015).

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Reference

Avery, T., Byram, D., Davis, D., Michelson, R., &Starrett, P. (2015). Homeland Security Principles, Planning & Procedure. LawTech Publishing Group.

Starrett, P. (2015). Interview & Interrogation with Eyewitness Evidence. LawTech Publishing Group.