Does ILP threaten the rights of citizens under the Constitution?

Intelligence Led Policing

Seattle Police officers spray pepper spray on people demonstrating against the Law Enforcement Intelligence Unit meetings in Seattle, Monday, June 2, 2003. Several hundred people marched around the hotel where the meetings were being held in protest of the group, which shares information about criminal activity among different law enforcement organizations. (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson)
Based on the readings in this module, conduct your own research on intelligence led policing. Provide an argument either for or against the concept of Intelligence Led Policing (ILP).
As you prepare your position, consider the following:
Does ILP threaten the rights of citizens under the Constitution?
Are there any privacy concerns and if so, are they legitimate?
What role will crime and intelligence analysis play in the overall future of policing?
Post and defend your position. Explore and discuss the position(s) of your peer’s.
Please post an initial response of ~ 500 words, and remember to respond to two other people’s postings.

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