Keasbey, NJ, February 11, 2004 - At the request of the Camden County Intelligence Unit, CSI has designed an application for the retention of intelligence or surveillance information, which is not related to specific criminal investigations. US Department of Justice and NJ Attorney General guidelines require that such data be separate from criminal files and that subjects'; records have specific requirements for identification and purge after a period of inactivity.

The new Intelligence Module allows users to maintain information on subjects and/or broad surveillance activities undertaken by the special operations unit. The subject records may be linked with other Subject records in the system as "associates" or "affiliations"; which permit the agent to find all subjects affiliated with a particular individual or organization. A "sources" record permits the agent to classify the sources and reliability of information appearing in the record set and reports.

The module includes a number of specific searches to permit agents to call up a listing of all subject records with a common variable or set of variables. The search engine organizes the information for the agents to review subject records and reports for their specific interest. Another special feature was designed to permit agents to upload digital images in a quick "batch"; format and to associate to a subject record or surveillance case.

Like all other InfoShare modules, this module has security features that only permit authorized users to locate and view information. The new Intelligence module is another example of the flexibility of the InfoShare application and its customization to user requirements.

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