Terrorist

• Be alert and aware of your surroundings. Report anything suspicious.
• Know the emergency exits of your residence halls and place of employment.
• Keep your emergency response kit(s) at your residence, vehicle and place of employment.
• Do not open mail which looks suspicious (i.e. excessive postage, unknown origin, overseas return address)

BEGINNING OR DURING

• Never rush into a suspected terrorist event. You probably will not know what agent has been released. Do not become a victim!
• Decrease your time, increase distance and shielding from the suspected incident.
• If you are exposed to an agent, do not flee the scene, you may expose others.
• If an emergency responder (police/fire/ambulance) directs you to do something, do it immediately
• If you are a victim of a terrorist incident, expect to undergo decontamination on scene. This will probably involve the fire department using water to wash you down.
• Do not try to enter the scene from a safe location to help affected individuals. You may become a victim yourself.

After

• Report any suspicious activity to law enforcement.
• Remember, some of the victims may actually be suspects.