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    This document discusses when and how to report suspicious activities or people. It encourages reporting anything that seems unusual, uncomfortable, or concerning as even seemingly small observations could provide important clues when combined with other reports. Reporting suspicious people, activities, or security issues helps organizations and law enforcement identify patterns and threats and potentially prevent attacks.

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    This document discusses when and how to report suspicious activities or people. It encourages reporting anything that seems unusual, uncomfortable, or concerning as even seemingly small observations could provide important clues when combined with other reports. Reporting suspicious people, activities, or security issues helps organizations and law enforcement identify patterns and threats and potentially prevent attacks.

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    This document discusses when and how to report suspicious activities or people. It encourages reporting anything that seems unusual, uncomfortable, or concerning as even seemingly small observations could provide important clues when combined with other reports. Reporting suspicious people, activities, or security issues helps organizations and law enforcement identify patterns and threats and potentially prevent attacks.

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    This document discusses when and how to report suspicious activities or people. It encourages reporting anything that seems unusual, uncomfortable, or concerning as even seemingly small observations could provide important clues when combined with other reports. Reporting suspicious people, activities, or security issues helps organizations and law enforcement identify patterns and threats and potentially prevent attacks.

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    When should you report a suspicious activity or person?

    You may think, “This is not important, but…”

    Significant information often develops from a series of apparently


    unrelated unusual incidents. Your observation, put together with
    those of others, may provide the “missing piece of the puzzle.”

    Before a terrorist or criminal attacks, there is always a period of


    pre-attack observation and analysis occurring.

    You may be seeing the criminal in this planning and preparation


    phase, and by your reporting it security or management may be
    able to identify a pattern and notify law enforcement or otherwise
    discourage the attack from ever occurring.

    If it makes you wonder or feel uncomfortable, don’t hesitate!


    Report it!

    Contact ___________ at _________________

    Challenge unknown visitors for proper identification. Question


    freight which appears without proper paperwork or authorization.

    Observe your surroundings such as suspicious behavior;


    individuals loitering or closely observing our facility or our
    employees; unruly visitors; or breaches to our facilities such as
    open doors, broken windows or locks not working properly (a sign
    of possible tampering).

    Report to security or your supervisor if you see or hear anything


    out of the ordinary or concerning. Let your supervisor decide how
    to handle the situation.

    Participate in the security of our employees, facilities, and nation.

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