A relevância da gestão do conhecimento produzido pela Inteligência de Segurança Pública na prevenção de crimes violentos contra a vida

Estratégias e resultados da Polícia Militar do Ceará

Abstract

This article seeks to address the contributions of knowledge management produced by public security intelligence, from a perspective aimed at preventing, technically defined, intentional and lethal violent crimes (CVLI). This approach is related to the performance of the Polícia Militar do Ceará in the face of this problem. In this sense, based on concepts related to knowledge management, public security intelligence activity, strategic advisory and planning and management by results, the feasibility and possible solutions through the use of intelligence knowledge management as a tool are analyzed. supporting crime prevention, as well as effective decision-making by managers. The instruments are proposed as a means of achieving effective results in preserving public order, through overt police, adding the anticipation of possible unwanted scenarios to social peace. This article has the general objective of demonstrating the importance of managing knowledge produced by public security intelligence in preventing violent crimes, focusing on the strategies and results achieved by the Polícia Militar do Ceará. The specific objectives seek to analyze the rates of lethal and intentional violent crimes committed in the state of Ceará, as well as how such crimes present themselves and who would be their usual perpetrators, in the same way it aims to identify and conceptualize some alleged solutions and tools available to combat this issue. In accordance with the methodological guidelines, this scientific work is exploratory, qualitative and quantitative, deductive, bibliographic and documentary, based on an extensive theoretical framework, also based on practical professional experience. It is therefore clear that innovative methodologies for preventing crimes, especially those committed by criminal organizations, increasingly need to be made available. Knowledge management and intelligence activities are tools capable of bringing effective and less expensive solutions, contributing to greater savings in resources through actions that can anticipate, prevent and respond to criminal events by these criminal groups.