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The counterterrorism handbook: tactics, procedures, and techniques: 2nd ed

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Publisher
CRC Press
Year
2002
ISBN
9780849309649, 0-8493-0964-6
Language
english
Format
PDF
Filesize
2 MB (2176339 bytes)
Series
CRC series in practical aspects of criminal and forensic investigations
Pages
278\265
Time added
2019-09-25 00:17:04

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Content: PrefaceAcknowledgmentsForewordSECTION I: PRE-INCIDENT1. COMMON ELEMENTS OF TERRORISMThe Meaning of TerrorismNature of TerrorismTerrorism by the NumbersPurpose of TerrorismCharacteristics of TerroristsCounterterrorist ResponseWeapons of Mass DestructionRole of the MilitaryFederal Aviation AdministrationFinancial TerrorismCounterterrorist CapabilitiesCounterterrorist TacticsInvestigative TechniquesLocal Law Enforcement CapabilitiesInteragency LiaisonLocal SignificancePrivate Sector Cooperation2. PRE-INCIDENT PLANNINGIntroduction to Risk AssessmentStructuring a Defense PlanInformation-GatheringTarget AnalysisOrganizationTrainingTerrorist TacticsRisk AnalysisRisk AvoidanceHostage/Kidnap Defense3. BOMB DEFENSE PLANNINGTypes of Bomb IncidentsThe Bomb ThreatRationale of Bomb ThreatsA Note of WarningWarning or Hoax?Responding to the Bomb ThreatEvacuation OptionsEvacuation ProceduresPutting Out the MessagePlanning IssuesThe Role of Police in Handling a Bomb ThreatWhy Terrorists BombTypes of BombersMotivation of Bombers4. HOSTAGE SITUATIONSA Rare OccurrenceWhy Take Hostages?Panic ReactionSuicide by CopWhy Hostages Are TakenThe Magic TriangleMunich 1972DeadlinesKilling on DeadlineEvaluationResponsibilities of the First Responding OfficersThe Mobilization PointLocation of the Mobilization PointDecision-MakersEvacuationKeeping Track of PeopleStart Intelligence-GatheringInner PerimeterTactical UnitsCommunicationsFirst-Response ReviewSummary5. DEFINING TERRORISMWhat Is Terrorism?A Brief History of TerrorismTerrorism as a Political StatementModern Terrorist GroupsTerrorist ActionsOther Terrorist ActionsIntimidation and Use of ThreatsDisinformation and PropagandaAssassinationsSuccess of Terrorists6. THREAT OF WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUCTIONIntroductionThe Threat TodayAum Shinrikyo IncidentChemical and Biological AgentsBacteriaRickettsiaResponse to a WMD IncidentSection IIIncidents7. KIDNAPPINGKidnapping as a WeaponRisks InvolvedDifference Between Hostage-Taking and KidnappingUses of KidnappingTypes of KidnappersPost-Cold War Political KidnappingPrivate Industry's RoleThe Police RolePolice Response to Residence or Workplace of VictimResponse to the Kidnap/Extortion Threat"Do Not Contact the Police"HoaxPrevention TacticsWhat the Individual Can DoWhat the Family Can DoOne Man's OrdealWhat the Corporation Can DoOn Becoming a Victim8. BOMB INCIDENTSThe MechanicsSearch OverviewBuilding SearchesExterior SearchesInterior SearchesSearch TeamsSetting Up a ProgramAlternative to Search TeamsMechanics of the SearchSearching a RoomCommon Bomb Placement LocationsPrecautionVehicle SearchesAntipersonnel Car BombsVehicle-Borne Explosive DevicesAircraft SearchesPre-Incident VIP SearchExplosive-Detection CaninesSuspicious PackagesIdentifying Improvised Explosive DevicesExplosivesInitiation SystemsSummary9. HOSTAGE INCIDENTSWhat Is InvolvedCommunicating with the Hostage-TakerThe Making of a Hostage IncidentThe AnnouncementReaction of the Law Enforcement ProfessionalCriminal RolePublic RoleContainmentEvacuation and IntelligenceWhy Police Do the NegotiatingPost-Incident Crisis Intervention TeamsControlling the EnvironmentDynamics of Hostage NegotiationA Note on WeaponsSaying "No"The Art of NegotiationCourses of ActionThe Surrender and Suicide RitualThought InterruptionNever Take a Weapon from the Hand of a Surrendering PerpetratorSpecial QualificationsSection IIIPost-Incident10. POST-BLAST ENVIRONMENTGetting Back to NormalThe IncidentFirst ResponderInvestigative PhaseSeat of the ExplosionGathering Physical EvidenceExamining FragmentsEvidence RecoveryPhysical EvidenceContainerFiring SystemsEquipmentPost-Blast Investigation ProcessCase Studies11. HOSTAGE/KIDNAPPING AFTERMATHThe Dangers InvolvedThe Immediate Reaction of VictimsLong-Term ReactionThe FamilyPolice Handling of the IncidentThe Stockholm SyndromeTransferenceWhen an Incident May End in the Use of Deadly Physical ForceRansom: To Par or Not to Pay?Making the PayoffThe RecoveryVictimologyPost-Incident Effects on Rescue Officers12. INTERVIEWING VICTIMSBy Dr. Frank OchbergIntrusive RecollectionsEmotional Anesthesia: Constricting Life ActivityLowered Threshold for Anxiety and ArousalPTSD Is Not Always the SameWho Gets PTSD?Other DifficultiesA Guide to InterviewingTimingSetting the StageEliciting EmotionInformed ConsentStages of ResponseThe Humanitarian Role of the InvestigatorSecondary Traumatic Stress Disorder13. ROLE OF THE COMMANDERWho's In Charge?Pre-Incident: Developing GuidelinesMake-Up of the TeamMaintenance of Manpower and EquipmentKeeping Up-to-Date on New Techniques and StrategiesEvaluate and UpdateLiaisons with Other AgenciesDuring the Incident: Intelligence GatheringEvaluate AlternativesSharpshooterChemical AgentsFoodAlcohol and DrugsContain and NegotiateImpact of the Event on the PublicPost-Incident DebriefingFormal DebriefingEvaluate New Developments and Outcomes14. THE COMMAND POSTThe Nerve CenterForward Command PostMobilization PointPoint of NegotiationStaffing the Command PostBomb Incident Command PostLog and Situation MapEquipment and SuppliesCommunicationsConcealment Vs. CoverHandling the MediaEpilogueAppendix: Terrorist Organizations and Support GroupsBibliographyIndex

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