SENTINELENVIRONMENTAL INTELLIGENCE
The flagship engagement

Understand the land.
Find the connections.

Sentinel Estate Crime Intelligence & Review: a comprehensive, intelligence-led examination of crime affecting an entire estate, substantial landholding or multi-site rural portfolio.

Individual incidents rarely
tell the whole story.

Years of incident records, staff knowledge, photographs and reports can contain connections that have never been examined together.

The Review brings that information into a structured assessment, combining proportionate site examination, investigation, lawful research and analysis. It examines both the crime affecting the estate and the effectiveness of its response.

The Sentinel method

From understanding to action.

01

Understand

Build the estate crime baseline from historical incidents, existing records and appropriate staff knowledge.

02

Examine

Understand the land, access routes, boundaries, buildings, assets and operational realities.

03

Investigate

Develop evidence and intelligence through proportionate enquiries and lawful open-source research.

04

Liaise

With appropriate authority, engage relevant agencies and seek information capable of lawful disclosure.

05

Analyse

Identify patterns, hotspots, series and relationships, considering alternative explanations and confidence.

06

Assess

Review vulnerabilities, incident response, evidence capability and the effectiveness of existing investment.

07

Act

Set out prioritised recommendations, further investigative opportunities and an implementation roadmap.

A defined professional outcome

A clear picture.
An evidenced plan.

The Sentinel Estate Crime Intelligence & Review Report is proportionate to the size and complexity of the engagement. For significant assignments, a private owner, board or senior-management briefing presents the principal findings.

Your report may include

  • Executive intelligence assessment and estate crime profile
  • Historical, geographic, temporal and entity analysis
  • Investigative findings and evidence limitations
  • Vulnerability and incident-response assessment
  • Prioritised action plan and indicative investment requirements
  • Implementation roadmap and further enquiry options

Periodic reviews can subsequently assess changing threats and the effectiveness of measures implemented.

A considered next step

Start with the problem.
We’ll help establish the way forward.

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