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RST RESPONDER | MILITARY | LAW ENFORCEMENT | INTELLIGENCE<br />
A Psychologist<br />
working in the Police<br />
Department can<br />
carry out “Tactical<br />
Psychology” activities<br />
and work side by side<br />
policemen in different<br />
tactical operation<br />
POLICE TACTICAL PSYCHOLOGY<br />
1<br />
Stand shoulder to shoulder the police in case of<br />
operational intervention on aggressive people<br />
suffering from psychopathologies or under the<br />
influence of alcohol or drugs to help them manage<br />
the situation and try to carry out a descalation.<br />
POLICE INVESTIGATIVE<br />
PSYCHOLOGY<br />
1<br />
Carry out criminal profiling activities to support<br />
investigators in cases of unsolved crimes,<br />
providing useful information to reduce the<br />
number of possible suspects.<br />
2<br />
3<br />
4<br />
Intervene alongside policemen in public order<br />
situations by providing advice on psychological<br />
strategies which may help take the crowd under<br />
control.<br />
Teach police members relaxation techniques and<br />
carry out autogenic training activities inside the<br />
Department.<br />
Monitor the stress levels of the S.W.A.T. operators<br />
giving useful information to the Chiefs who are<br />
managing the aforementioned operations.<br />
2<br />
3<br />
Take part as an observer in interrogations of<br />
suspects, victims and witnesses to identify<br />
possible (psychological and neurophysiological)<br />
signs of lies and consequently report them to<br />
detectives.<br />
Carry out interrogations of particularly<br />
fragile victims such as women victims of<br />
violence, children and people with memory<br />
disorders (e.g. elderly suffering from dementia)<br />
and let the detectives be familiar with the<br />
information gathered on the field.<br />
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