Modern Day Slavery Intelligence Submission Protocol
Introduction Date: TBC
Review Date: TBC
Central Intelligence
Bureau (CIB)
cibintel@bedfordshire.pnn.police.uk
01234 842751
24hr 365 Days
Other Contact Numbers
Non - emergencies
When to call 999
CrimeStoppers
Dial 101 (If you are dialling from abroad call +44 (0)1234 841212)
In an emergency you should always call 999 or 112 from a mobile.
You should ALWAYS ring the emergency number and ask for police if;
 There is a risk of personal injury or loss of life
 A crime is in progress
You can ring CrimeStoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111 if you have any
information relating to any crime, anywhere in the UK.
Submitting Intelligence
What do you want
the Police to know
about?
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What will I need to
say when I call?
What will I be asked?
I am Forename Surname from Organisation calling to give some
intelligence.
Please be as specific
as possible
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Protecting the public – is someone being targeted or vulnerable.
Preventing crime – is something being planned, is someone a persistent
offender
Bringing offenders to justice – is someone responsible for a crime.
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Who is the source and how reliable are they? – They can remain
anonymous.
 How do they know this information and how long have they known?
 Who else knows?
 What are the circumstances of the incident or activity, who is involved,
where did it happen, when did it happen and what vehicles were
involved?
People – Names, nicknames, ages, descriptions, scars, tattoos, clothing,
habits, telephone numbers.
Location – Address, floor of flat or car park, street, nearby shop or landmark,
area.
Vehicle – Registration number, make, model, type, colour, description, logo,
distinguishing marks –damage/rust/odd paintwork.
Reassurance
Legislation
National Form A &
Bedfordshire Police manages its information in accordance with a number of
pieces of legislation, Management of Police Information (MOPI) and the National
Intelligence Model (NIM).
The rules around storing, managing, sharing and security of this information are
strict and compelling. In Bedfordshire the Central Intelligence Bureau is
responsible for the Forces Intelligence and complies with both MOPI and NIM.
The collection and recording of Intelligence is via a National Form A.
It identifies the information, (Form A) and the source of that information, (ISR).
Security
Sources & Contact
The ISR is a secure document and is accessible to a restricted group of officers
who are familiar with security concepts and the disclosure of any information
within that ISR. The latter is strictly controlled and is never disseminated to
anyone.
You will need to identify the source of the information as in most cases the
person contacting the Police is a third party. You will be asked for that detail.
This is so we can consider going back to the source if necessary. THIS WOULD BE
DONE VIA THE CONTACT PERSON NOT DIRECTLY TO THE SOURCE.