Locations that attract large crowds of people are an attractive target for terrorism and other crimes. Make sure to prepare yourself with these tips so that we can keep our communities safe against potential threats.

BE READY

• Keep an eye out for potential emergency exits
• Take notice of bizarre behavior, untended objects, strange odors and vehicles traveling at abnormal speeds 
• Determine a location to meet if you split up from your group
• Contact onsite security officers or law enforcement if you notice any suspect items

MOVE QUICKLY

• When an attack happens, go to the closest exit right away
• If you an unable to go to a secure area, keep yourself protected by taking cover behind any natural or artificial object that keeps you out of sight from the threat
• If you are incapable of evacuating, hide in a secure area where the access or entryways can either be blocked or locked
• Cover your nose and mouth if you notice any strange odors or eye irritation
• Be prepared to defend yourself with any means available from the assailant

HELP AND RESPOND

• Stay alert and be on the lookout for secondary attacks
• Provide assistance when possible to those in need of help 
• When law enforcement and first responders arrive, follow their instructions

SEE SOMETHING, SAY SOMETHING

• For life-threatening emergencies, call 911. To report suspicious activity, call 855-RPRT-2-S4 (855-777-8274)