1. Abilis Solutions Corp. 245 Commercial Street Suite 303 Maine, US, 04101 Copyright © 2015 Abilis Solutions Corp. All rights reserved. This document and the information contained herein are proprietary and confidential. It may not be duplicated, redistributed, reused, or displayed to any other party without the express written consent of Abilis. TED x – Offender Management vs Offender Radicalization June 1st, 2015

2. © Abilis, 2015. All rights reserved 2 There is a new challenge facing corrections: terrorists and radicalization in prison

3. © Abilis, 2015. All rights reserved 3 “ …How is the prison recruitment done for terrorism? ”

4. © Abilis, 2015. All rights reserved 4 “ Should investigation of radicalization become a homeland security and counterterrorism priority? ”

5. © Abilis, 2015. All rights reserved 5 “ How to improve intelligence collection? ”

6. © Abilis, 2015. All rights reserved 6 “ How to get ahead of offender radicalisation? ”

7. © Abilis, 2015. All rights reserved 7 “ Corrections staff must remain alerts to radicalization and terrorists organization in prison : how? ”

8. © Abilis, 2015. All rights reserved 8 “ …any tools to detect and disrupt terrorist groups and other radicalisation in prison? ”

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10. © Abilis, 2015. All rights reserved International Case – Charlie Hebdo 10 January 2015 Paris Said Kouachi and Chérif Kouachi forced their way into the offices of the French satirical newspaper Killed 11 people and injured 11 others Chérif was incarcerated between Jan 2005 and Oct 2006 and met his mentor Djamel Benghal; he radicalized in prison He also met Amedy Coulibaly, also incarcerated for terrorist acts

11. © Abilis, 2015. All rights reserved International Case – Copenhagen Shootings 11 February 2015 Copenhagen, Denmark Shooting at the event “Art, Blasphemy and Freedom of Expression” following by another shooting at the Great Synagogue 3 victims, six police officers wounded Suspect: Omar El-Hussein Arrested in 2014 and sentenced for 2 years prison (he was released however in 2015) It is not yet clear whether he became radicalised in prison like the men behind the Paris attacks. But Michael Gjorup, head of the country’s prison and probation service, told Danish media that authorities had noticed changes in his behaviour in prison and had alerted the intelligence services.like the men behind the Paris attacks