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Reporting Suspicious Activities

Course Objectives• Participants will learn to identify

what suspicious activities are• Participants will learn what types

of suspicious activities and suspicious individuals to report to the police

• Participants will learn how to report suspicious activities

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Reporting Suspicious Activities

Confused about what to report?

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Suspicious Activities are…

• “Suspicious activities” can refer to incidents, events, individuals or circumstances that seem unusual or out of place.

Remember: A quick and accurate description of events, vehicles, and persons can make

all the difference in apprehending a potential criminal. Any type of activity

or circumstance that seems unusual should be reported.

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What To Report

• Suspicious activities, people and vehicles

• Illegal activities

• Unusual events or incidents

• Dangerous situations

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Reporting Persons• Gender – male or female• Race – white, black, Asian, Hispanic or other• Age• Height and weight• Hair color and style• Complexion – skin tone, imperfections• Speech – accent, slurred, vulgar language• Scars – tattoos, facial hair, glasses• General appearance – dirty, well-groomed• Clothing – color, style, shoes, jewelry

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Reporting Persons

Describe some of the people pictured below

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Reporting Vehicles

• Make – Ford, Chevrolet, Honda• Model – Escort, Impala, Pick-up truck• Year • Color• License plate number and state• Bumper stickers, damage or dents,

lettering• Direction of travel – “east on State

street”• Occupants – “one male and one

female about high school age”

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Reporting Vehicles

Describe the vehicles below:

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Reporting Locations

• Provide exact address if possible

• Provide cross streets or closest major intersection

• Provide landmarks on campus that can be recognized by law enforcers or emergency responders

• Describe the location with as much detail as possible

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How To Report

• Dial 9-1-1 to call the campus police or local law enforcement agency

• Tell the call taker what happened and the exact location of the occurrence

• Provide a detailed description of individuals or vehicles

• Remain on the phone and stay calm• Be prepared to answer follow-up

questions

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• Know your location at all times• Be aware of the people around you• Notice your immediate environment• Do not take unnecessary risks• Know where exits are located• Recognize potential hazards• Be prepared to remove yourself and

others from harm

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Trust Your Instincts

If an incident, individual, vehicle or circumstance seems out of place or unusual or makes you feel uncomfortable, do not hesitate

to call the police and report it.

Let law enforcement make the decision on what response to take. Your responsibility as a

concerned citizen is to help the police help you.

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