LE Resources

[SWCAdmin]

No idea what is behind this. No affiliation or advanced coordination with SWJ / SWC. Buyers (tryers?) beware, but there is no gain without risk. Your call. Please let the rest of our members know of your experiences, positive or negative, by posting in this thread here.

FYI, this same offer was extended to a broader community including gov't and NGO investigators in this thread.

[marct]

No idea what is behind this. No affiliation or advanced coordination with SWJ / SWC. Buyers (tryers?) beware, but there is no gain without risk. Your call. Please let the rest of our members know of your experiences, positive or negative, by posting in this thread here.

This was posted at my suggestion / urging. I got the announcement on another list and felt that Bradley could get some good input from people here given all the threads where we have discussed the application of LE methodology to COIN situations. Besides that, I am always in favour of real field tests of new programs .

Marc

[Jedburgh]

Here's another free software download: Facility Cop

FacilityCop is a version of SchoolCop, modified by Temple University, that is geared for the corrections environment. The program can be used to map, analyze, and keep records of incidents within a building environment, such as a prison. The program can also be used to generate tabular reports, graphs, and charts. FacilityCop is available as a free download.

To use FacilityCop, you import a diagram, sketch, or image containing the building's floor plan. You can also provide information on shifts used to staff the facility. Information on types of weapons used in assaults and incidents can also be entered into FacilityCop.

[sgmgrumpy]

After downloading and looking over the manual. It almost looks like a Microsoft Access interface.