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How to identify Suspicious Packages, Letters, Vehicles, Activity, and Personnel Terrorism section for response steps to actual Nuclear/Biological/Chemical (NBC) terrorist attacks.

Emergency personnel will determine if, how, and where the suspicious package should be transported or disposed.

Do not return to an evacuated building unless authorized by emergency personnel.

The person discovering the threat should provide information to emergency personnel. Keep streets and walkways clear for emergency vehicles and crews.

Once outside, move to a clear area that is at least 500 feet away from the affected building.

If disabled personnel cannot safely evacuate the building, assist to the nearest stairwell away from bomb threat area and follow FollowĮvacuation Procedures if one is so ordered.

If a hazard is imminent or ordered by emergency personnel, evacuate the building using the nearest available exit.

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If exposed, immediately wash hands and exposed skin thoroughly with soap and water and seek emergency medical attention. If you have already touched the object, place it in a sealed plastic container or bag. Do not shake, open, smell or taste any substance on or within the object.

Isolate package/letter and other potentially contaminated items and secure room to prevent others from entering the area.Follow any instructions received from law enforcement.Do not attempt to locate, move or disarm any suspicious items.

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Refrain from using cellular phones or portable radios near suspicious packages. Clear the area and from a safe location immediatelyĬall law enforcement.Cover, insulate, or place the package in a cabinet or drawer.The person finding the device must remain on hand to brief the campus police or law enforcement personnel of the exact location and description. Move away from the device immediately contact Campus Security at 281.425.6888 or call 911. If you see a suspicious item or package do not move it or interfere with it in any way. State your location and report the threat information. Call or have someone contact Campus Security at 281.425.6888 or call 911.Remain calm and keep the caller on the line as long as possible. Stay on the phone until released by the dispatcher. State your location and report the information from the threat.Keep others from handling it or going near it so it's not altered or destroyed. Do not use radios, pagers, or cell phones, as they can trigger an explosive device. If you receive a bomb threat, act quickly and notify the campus police immediately.The decision to evacuate a building will be made by campus security and senior college administrators. The threat should be treated as genuine until investigated and a search of the campus has been completed. Understand the steps to take if you receive a written or telephone threat related to the detonation of a bomb or other device.Īll bomb threats must be taken seriously and carefully analyzed.

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