FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION-CORRECTIONAL INTELLIGENCE TASK FORCE

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5. The City has intelligence related to its inmates, to include, but is not limited to, biographical data, intake information, gang affiliation, violations of rule/law while incarcerated, associations, visitors, financial records, mail records, assigned cell inmates, assigned inmate tablets data, photographs of inmates, and information lawfully gathered from contraband such as cell phones. By sharing this intelligence with the FBI through the CITF, security threats may be identified. This intelligence, specifically, is referred to as "other intelligence." The City will provide the FBI with "other intelligence" on a discretionary basis through secure methods. Responsibilities 6. Pursuant to this DSA and the accompanying MOU, the City will provide, at Its sole discretion, intelligence as outlined under the section titled "Background" to the FBI for use in the CITF. The FBI will fully investigate any connection and any related leads to determine whether an inmate is involved in criminal or terrorist activity. The FBI will share such connections or threats identified with the City and other members of the CITF, according to the CITF protocols and applicable law. 7. As it pertains to inmate call records from institutional phones and devices such as assigned tablets, only transactional intelligence related to non -privileged calls will be provided by the name of partner agency to the FBI. 8. The FBI will process the City's telephonic transactional data and other intelligence through the CITF, which includes comparing this information to intelligence in FBI databases and other CITF members' databases. When there is a match, the analytic results, i.e., data, will be disseminated to the relevant FBI Headquarters substantive unit and to the FBI field office from which intelligence was derived and the CITF will share the data with the City. The FBI will retain the transactional intelligence for future analysis. 9. The Parties acknowledge that this DSA may be subject to laws and internal guidelines concerning privacy, civil liberties, and other rights in the information sharing environment. The Parties agree to adhere to these laws and guidelines. 10. Intelligence supplied by the City to the FBI is the property of the City and shall not be shared with any third parties or other entities outside the CITF without the express, written consent of the CSA. The shared intelligence shall not be used for any purpose not directly related to the scope defined in this DSA or accompanying MOU without the express, written consent of the City. 11. Any data provided to the City through this DSA or otherwise through the CITF is provided to the CSA for its official use, but shall remain the property of the CITF. With respect to data received by the City from the CITF, in the event that City receives a request pursuant to public records act laws and statutes, freedom of information laws, the civil or criminal discovery process, or other judicial, legislative, or administrative process, to disclose this data, City will immediately notify the FBI of any such request in FOR OFMCIAL USE ONLY This document is the property ofthe F131 and the City. Neither it nor its contents may be micioud without authorization by the F131 and the City.