RISS 2
RISS 2 : Regional Information Sharing Systems. RISS addresses a need to share information and perform intelligence analysis among local, state and federal law enforcement agencies to combat cross-jurisdictional crimes. Typical targets of RISS activities are drug trafficking, terrorism, violent crime, cybercrime, gang activity, and organized criminal activities. Each of six regional centers selects its own target crimes and the range of services provided to member agencies. The RISS Program in the U.S. is federally funded and administered by the Department of Justice (DOJ), Bureau of Justice Assistance. RISS serves over 6,400 member law enforcement agencies in 50 states, Canada, the District of Columbia, Australia, Guam, the U.S. Virgin Islands, United Kingdom, and Puerto Rico. With this technology, any of the officers and analysts in the RISS network can query crime and intelligence data and instantly generate a picture of connections between people, places and criminal activity, revealing relationships not readily apparent within raw data. Relates to Law Enforcement Intelligence Unit (LEIU, Looked it up elsewhere in the source)
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