Title: FBI Intelligence Houston Field Intelligence Group Overview
1FBI Intelligence Houston Field Intelligence
Group Overview
Field Intelligence Group H O U S T O N
Carlos J. Barrón FIG Coordinator
UNCLASSIFIED
2Mission
Mission Statement
- To ensure that intelligence gathering and sharing
functions within the FBI office in Houston are a
coordinated effort across all investigative
programs. The Field Intelligence Group (FIG)
will serve as a one-stop shop for the analysis
and processing of raw intelligence gathered in
the course of investigative activity, the timely
processing of which will enhance the Divisions
efficiency in regard to addressing the FBIs
highest investigative priorities.
UNCLASSIFIED
3Two Prong Approach
FBI CTIG TCRAS Law Enforcement National
Infrastructure
UNCLASSIFIED
4Counterterrorism Intelligence Group
CTIG
- Intelligence Cell
- of the
- Houston Joint Terrorism Task Force
UNCLASSIFIED
5Division Territory
A.O.R.
UNCLASSIFIED
6Information InputsPre-CTIG
Information Inputs
UNCLASSIFIED
7(No Transcript)
8(No Transcript)
9Terrorist Activity IndicatorsTerrorism Reference
Card
Indicators
- Surveillance
- Weapons Acquisition
- Transportation
- Lost/Stolen Documents
- Lost/Stolen Uniforms or ID
- Vehicle Theft
- Suspicious Behavior with a terrorism nexus
UNCLASSIFIED
10Intelligence ProductionBi-Monthly Intelligence
Bulletin
Intelligence Production
- Based on Terrorist Activity Indicators
- For consumption at all levels
- Targeted at state and local Law Enforcement
Partners.
UNCLASSIFIED
115500 Intelligence Bulletins Disseminated Monthly
- Incident Summaries
- Analysis
- Timelines Maps Charts
12CTIG Website
13CTIG Website
14CTIG Website
15(No Transcript)
16Subscriber Growth
Total Members
Web inception November 1st, 2003 500 of 702
Local Law-Enforcement Agencies
17Information InputsCurrent
Information Inputs
UNCLASSIFIED
18Program Benefits
Program Benefits
- Local Officers gain State mandated training
credits, 4000 trained - Training is used for outreach and liaison
purposes - Provides an avenue for information sharing at a
minimal cost. - The development of the CTIG program has thus far
incurred a cost of under 2,500.00
UNCLASSIFIED
19TEXAS COASTAL REGION ADVISORY SYSTEM A web-based
advisory system developed to assist the Houston
Divisions JTTF in quickly disseminating
information to participating partners within
its territory.
20The conventional forms of communication are slow
and cumbersome!
It was time to do something different!
21WHAT TCRAS OFFERS TO THE PUBLIC!
- Homeland Security threat level with the last date
of change (Current status fades in out) - Information on the critical asset sectors
- Calendar of events for training, meetings, etc.
- Information links to other FBI programs such as
ANSIR, Infragard, Key Assets WMD - Links to other Texas FBI field offices to include
the Dallas Divisions Emergency Response Network
22Links to the home page of all the JTTF
participating agencies
23BENEFITS!!!!
- Quick dissemination of information
- Formulation of a secure database of information
on critical assets such as contact names and
numbers - Available to other JTTF participating agencies
for disseminating information - Changes to the site are made quickly and easily
- Used to assist other types of investigations such
as kidnappings and fugitives
24THE REGISTRATION FORM!
252ND PAGE
26Sectors and sub-groups can be specific to the
Divisions criteria
27QUESTIONS?
QUESTIONS?
- Find us on the INTRANET
- FBI Main Page
- Field Offices
- Webs
- Houston
- Branch V - FIG