Police information and analysis network
The Police Information and Analysis Network ( PIAV ) is part of the information system of the German Police ( INPOL ), a system for the immediate provision of selected personal , case and factual data from the process or case systems of the Federal Criminal Police Office , the state police , the Federal Police , the Police at the German Bundestag and Customs as defined by the BKAG in a jointly used network application at federal level for cross-border operational and strategic crime analysis. The data is provided from the PIAV participant systems based on the XPolizei.
background
An essential component of an effective fight against crime by the federal and state police forces is the exchange of personal, case and factual data.
On the basis of the "Law on the Federal Criminal Police Office and the Cooperation of the Federal Government and the States in Criminal Police Matters" (BKAG) and federal / state committee resolutions, this requirement is currently being addressed by association and central files as well as the criminal police reporting service (KPMD) and special reporting services ( SMD).
A federal / state project group set up by the Commission for Combating Crime (KKB) to investigate the criminal police reporting services (BLPG KPMD) identified the following deficits in these classic reporting services as part of an inventory by the KPMD and the SMD:
- complex multiple entry,
- poor cost-benefit ratio,
- inadequate reporting or recording behavior,
- poor data quality,
- lack of cross-file query and research options,
- severely limited informative value of the evaluation results,
- high cross-border communication effort to gain knowledge
and articulated the need to replace traditional reporting services with a PIAV based on the latest information technology.
Goals of the PIAV
The exchange of personal, case and factual data is necessary for the federal and state police forces to effectively combat crime. PIAV-Operativ forms the technical system for this and thus supports the achievement of the following police objectives:
- Early recognition of crime-crime and crime-perpetrator connections as well as identification of unknown perpetrators,
- Identification of criminals and perpetrator organizations acting across countries, borders or offenses as well as corresponding series of criminal offenses for the initiation, coordination and support of investigative proceedings at home and abroad,
- Early detection of crime-specific, cross-crime and perpetrator or victim-related crime phenomena as well as temporal or geographical crime hotspots to ensure a quick police reaction to new forms of crime,
- Early detection of crime and perpetrator connections to politically motivated crime (PMK) ,
- Early detection of factors promoting crime in order to initiate necessary cross-agency or criminal policy initiatives,
- Creation of crime reports and pictures of the crime situation as a meaningful information basis for the police and political management and decision-making level.
With PIAV-Operativ, the flow of information from the basic service to the central offices is structured and optimized and extensive, time-consuming multiple entries in different IT systems and media breaks are largely reduced.
PIAV-Operativ significantly improves the information base quantitatively and qualitatively, taking into account the strategic guidelines confirmed by AK II for the conceptual development of INPOL for the continuous single recording and multiple use of data and significantly promotes the operative evaluation in the federal and state levels.
stages
| Implementation stage | PIAV file | status |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Gun and explosives crime | In real operation |
| 2 | Violent / public offenses and drug crime | In real operation |
| 3 | Property crime and property crime | In real operation |
| 3 | Sexual offenses | In real operation |
| 3 | Cybercrime | In real operation |
| 4th | Document crime | In real operation |
| 4th | Smuggling / human trafficking / sexual exploitation | In real operation |
| 5 | corruption | In planning |
| 5 | Drug crime | In planning |
| 5 | Counterfeit crime | In planning |
| 5 | White-collar crime / environmental and consumer protection offenses | In planning |
| 5 | Money laundering | In planning |
| 6th | Politically motivated crime | In planning |
| 7th | Organized crime | In planning |
PIAV will be gradually expanded in the following years.
System components
The PIAV basically consists of an operational and a strategic component. While the operational component of the PIAV is primarily geared towards objectives that initiate, accompany and support investigations, the strategic component creates the basis for setting operational priorities and concepts for measures as well as for advising the police and political management and decision-making levels.
See also
Web links
- The PIAV active operation for the first stage "weapons and explosives crime" was successfully started. , 2016
- Government does not have an overview of costs , 2016
- Advance data exchange between security authorities immediately - accelerate implementation of PIAV , PDF April 27, 2016
Individual evidence
- ^ The electronic information system of the police . Retrieved November 16, 2018
- ↑ Funded projects of the Internal Security Fund in the funding period 2014 to 2020 Accessed on November 16, 2018
- ↑ Information and analysis network PIAV - Interior / Answer - May 31, 2016 (hib 312/2016) Retrieved on November 16, 2018