Research and compile data from law enforcement databases, public records, surveillance reports, and other intelligence sources. Identify and track criminal organizations, drug trafficking operations, cybercrimes, human trafficking, and other threats. Verify the accuracy and relevance of intelligence information before dissemination. Conduct statistical and geospatial analysis to identify crime trends, hotspots, and emerging threats. Develop intelligence assessments, link charts, and predictive models to support investigative and operational decisions. Monitor and assess social media, dark web activity, and cyber threats relevant to criminal investigations. Prepare and present comprehensive intelligence reports, threat assessments, and crime bulletins for law enforcement officials. Provide real-time intelligence updates to officers in the field during active investigations and crisis situations. Act as a liaison between local, state, and federal agencies to ensure the efficient exchange of intelligence. Support task forces and multi-agency investigative teams by providing actionable intelligence. Participate in criminal justice and homeland security briefings, intelligence-sharing meetings, and emergency response efforts. Ensure compliance with 28 CFR Part 23, state privacy laws, and ethical intelligence practices. Maintain strict confidentiality and data security when handling sensitive intelligence reports. Adhere to proper data retention and destruction policies in accordance with state and federal regulations.