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6 inferred claims in Behavioral Threat Assessment Units: Claim Map

These claims are tagged [I]. The quoted passage supports them, but the claim goes beyond its exact words; the reason says how.

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Definition [I] p009-08

Secret Service model identifies, assesses and manages risk to preempt attacks on protectees

The Secret Service model involves identifying individuals who display an unusual or inappropriate interest in a protected person, gathering information to assess whether an individual poses a risk of violence to

p. 9 · NCIER Claim Map

Why inferred The sentence crosses a page break: this quote is the page 9 part and the sentence continues on page 10 (claim p010-01). Full sentence (pages 9–10): “The Secret Service model involves identifying individuals who display an unusual or inappropriate interest in a protected person, gathering information to assess whether an individual poses a risk of violence to the protectee, and managing the risk to preempt the possibility of an attack.”

cite page 9 Introduction

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Definition [I] p010-01

Secret Service model includes managing risk to preempt an attack on the protectee

the protectee, and managing the risk to preempt the possibility of an attack.

p. 10 · NCIER Claim Map

Why inferred The sentence crosses a page break: this quote is the page 10 part and the sentence begins on page 9 (claim p009-08). Full sentence (pages 9–10): “The Secret Service model involves identifying individuals who display an unusual or inappropriate interest in a protected person, gathering information to assess whether an individual poses a risk of violence to the protectee, and managing the risk to preempt the possibility of an attack.”

cite page 10 Introduction

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Conclusion [I] p018-01

Agency leadership must promote the agency-wide prevention mindset

and promote the agency-wide prevention mindset.

p. 18 · NCIER Claim Map

Why inferred The sentence crosses a page break: this quote is the page 18 part and the sentence begins on page 17 (claim p017-08). Full sentence (pages 17–18): “Agency leadership must be supportive of the behavioral threat assessment mission and promote the agency-wide prevention mindset.”

cite page 18 STEP 1: Establish a Behavioral Threat Assessment Unit and Policy

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Conclusion [I] p034-09

BTAUs can conduct proactive community outreach, per a sentence continuing next page

By conducting proactive outreach across the community (see STEP 6: Promote Continuous

p. 34 · NCIER Claim Map

Why inferred The sentence crosses a page break: this quote is the page 34 part and the sentence continues on page 35 (claim p035-01). Full sentence (pages 34–35): “By conducting proactive outreach across the community (see STEP 6: Promote Continuous Improvement and a Culture of Prevention), BTAUs can educate outside organizations about the BTAU; its ability to receive, assess, and manage reports of concerning behavior; and how to report concerning behavior or the potential for violence.”

cite page 34 STEP 3: Identify and Process Reports of Concerning Behavior

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Conclusion [I] p035-01

Through proactive outreach, BTAUs can educate outside organizations about reporting and the unit

Improvement and a Culture of Prevention), BTAUs can educate outside organizations about the BTAU; its ability to receive, assess, and manage reports of concerning behavior; and how to report concerning behavior or the potential for violence.

p. 35 · NCIER Claim Map

Why inferred The sentence crosses a page break: this quote is the page 35 part and the sentence begins on page 34 (claim p034-09). Full sentence (pages 34–35): “By conducting proactive outreach across the community (see STEP 6: Promote Continuous Improvement and a Culture of Prevention), BTAUs can educate outside organizations about the BTAU; its ability to receive, assess, and manage reports of concerning behavior; and how to report concerning behavior or the potential for violence.”

cite page 35 STEP 3: Identify and Process Reports of Concerning Behavior

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Conjecture [I] p053-01

New information may reveal impending stressors or previously unknown planning behaviors

information may be uncovered regarding an impending stressor that could have a triggering effect on the individual, or information could be found on previously unknown planning behaviors that indicate the individual is considering violence.

p. 53 · NCIER Claim Map

Why inferred The sentence crosses a page break: this quote is the page 53 part and the sentence begins on page 52. Full sentence (pages 52–53): “For instance, new information may be uncovered regarding an impending stressor that could have a triggering effect on the individual, or information could be found on previously unknown planning behaviors that indicate the individual is considering violence.”

cite page 53 STEP 4: Gather Information to Assess for Risk

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