Take note of the phone number from which the call was received.Remain calm and listen closely to remember as much as possible.If You Receive a Bomb Threat by Telephone Take all your belongings with you unless instructed differently. Stay where you are until specific instructions to evacuate are provided.The situation may be dynamic therefore follow the instructions provided to you via ACC Emergency Alert, law enforcement official or campus emergency coordinator.Information will be provided to you using some or all of the emergency communication systems. Their response is designed to maximize your safety. If a threat is made or a suspicious package is reported or discovered on campus, ACC Police will implement their response procedure with other law enforcement agencies, as needed. Notify ACC Police Dispatch and provide as much information about the item as possible.Move away from the item as soon as possible.Foreign mail, air mail, special delivery.Hand delivered or dropped off for a friend.Address prepared to ensure anonymity of sender.Name/title of addressee not accurate/addressed to a title or position.Addressee normally does not receive personal mail at office.
Unusual restricted endorsements, "Personal," "Private".Excessive amount or no postage, non-canceled postage.Package or object feels heavier on one side than the other (avoid handling packages that look suspicious).Letter feels rigid, appears uneven/lopsided.If the item meets one or more of the following criteria, it may be dangerous:.However, prudent precautionary steps must be taken. There is little risk of infection resulting from exposure to a dry form of these agents. Recognize Suspicious Letters, Packages and Objectsīiological and chemical threats can be made by phone but typically arrive in the form of letters, some of which contain a powdery substance or an oily substance. Do not touch suspicious packages.Īny threat or use of an explosive device, a biological agent or a chemical agent as a weapon is a federal crime and will be investigated by the police and the FBI. If you receive a bomb threat, by phone or in written format, or if you discover a suspicious package get as much information as you can and call 911 as soon as possible.
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