Law Enforcement Agency Portal (LEEP) – LE

Virtual command center

VCC is a critical risk management system that provides real-time situational awareness. VCCs promote multi-agency cooperation and allow federal, state, local, tribal, and state users to share necessary information in a common risk management environment. Used throughout the US and internationally, VCC is used to share information such as: suspect profiles, maps and floor plans, event schedules, and disaster monitoring. VCCs are suitable for:

• Active shooter events
• Kidnappings
• Presidential Inauguration
• Download works
• Natural disasters
• Special events
• Terrorist attacks and threats

Within the VCC, the VCC Trax is an operational tool designed to display information related to multiple suspects, locations or mass casualties. Users have the ability to take photos and upload them to the Trax app. For example, law enforcement officers on surveillance can take a photo of a suspect and upload it directly to the Trax suspect box in seconds.

JusticeConnect

JusticeConnect is a new online collaboration service available through LEEP. Through online forums and blogs, partners can connect with experts, share information and ideas, and receive feedback on criminal investigations.

Active shooter

An outgrowth of the White House initiative to assist law enforcement and first responders, the FBI Active Shooter Resources SIG contains valuable resources to help manage the chaos that often surrounds active shooter/multiple victim incidents.

Intink

Intelink is a secure gateway for integrated intelligence distribution and collaborative efforts.

Regional Information Sharing Systems Network (RISSNET)

RISSNET is a secure but unclassified law enforcement information sharing system operated by a cooperative organization of state and local justice officials. It provides access to millions of records, provides two-way data sharing, and connects disparate state, local, and federal systems.

Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3)

of Internet Crime Complaint Center It is to provide the public with a reliable and convenient reporting method to provide information to the FBI about Internet-based fraud methods and to build effective relationships with law enforcement and industry partners. Data is analyzed for investigative and intelligence purposes for law enforcement and public awareness.

Malware detector

Malware Detector is a tool that allows users to submit suspected malware files and receive detailed technical information about what the malware does and what it may be targeting within an hour.

Repository of Special Risk Persons (RISC)

The CJIS Special Risk Individuals Repository (RISC) allows officers on the road to conduct a quick search of a specific fingerprint registry using a mobile phone identification (ID) device. It provides law enforcement with an improved ability to quickly identify individuals who present particular threats to the public or to law enforcement themselves.

Specifically, this capability allows officers and agents in the field to quickly identify detainees and criminal suspects as wanted persons, sex offender registry cases, known or suspected terrorists, and other persons of special interest. The hand-held ID devices can be used nationwide and reduce officers’ risk when dealing with cases of fake or no ID. The matching process is fully automated, allowing an officer to receive a response within seconds. For more information about the program, contact the Division of International Initiatives at [email protected].

Correctional Intelligence Task Force (CITF)

The Corrections Intelligence Task Force (CITF) provides analytical support and digital forensics solutions to the corrections and law enforcement community. CITF is headquartered in Sacramento, California and has staff and partnerships in key locations across the country. The task force’s mission is to identify and disseminate cross-program intelligence. Leveraging our resources and strategic partners, we strive to be a one-stop solution for actionable information.

For more information about CITF capabilities or to contact us, visit the Correctional Intelligence Task Force community at Just Connect. If you do not have a LEEP account, please visit www.cjis.gov And follow the account creation instructions.