FBI “Communities Against Terrorism” Suspicious Activity Reporting Flyers
February 1, 2012 in Federal Bureau of Investigation
The following collection of 25 flyers produced by the FBI and the Department of Justice are distributed to local businesses in a variety of industries to promote suspicious activity reporting. The flyers are not released publicly, though several have been published in the past by news media and various law enforcement agencies around the country. We have compiled this collection from a number of online sources.
To view the documents, click on a threat area in the menu to the left and the PDF will appear on the right side of the page. You can also download the complete collection of files (ZIP Archive, 6.27 MB).
Threat Areas
Airport Service Providers
Beauty/Drug Suppliers
Bulk Fuel Distributors
Construction Sites
Dive/Boat Shops
Electronics Stores
Farm Supply Stores
Financial Institutions
General Aviation
General Public
Hobby Shops
Home Improvement
Hotels/Motels
Internet Cafes
Shopping Malls
Martial Arts/Paintball
Mass Transportation
Military Surplus
Peroxide Explosives
Recognizing Sleepers
Rental Cars
Rental Properties
Rental Trucks
Storage Facilities
Tattoo Shops
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DHS Partners with NCAA to Promote Suspicious Activity Reporting
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The following collection of 25 flyers produced by the FBI and the Department of Justice are distributed to local businesses in a variety of industries to promote suspicious activity reporting. The flyers are not released publicly, though several have been published in the past by news media and various law enforcement agencies around the country. We have compiled this collection from a number of online sources.
To view the documents, click on a threat area in the menu to the left and the PDF will appear on the right side of the page. You can also download the complete collection of files (ZIP Archive, 6.27 MB).
Threat Areas
Airport Service Providers
Beauty/Drug Suppliers
Bulk Fuel Distributors
Construction Sites
Dive/Boat Shops
Electronics Stores
Farm Supply Stores
Financial Institutions
General Aviation
General Public
Hobby Shops
Home Improvement
Hotels/Motels
Internet Cafes
Shopping Malls
Martial Arts/Paintball
Mass Transportation
Military Surplus
Peroxide Explosives
Recognizing Sleepers
Rental Cars
Rental Properties
Rental Trucks
Storage Facilities
Tattoo Shops
Related posts:
Department of Homeland Security to Run Suspicious Activity Reporting Ads at Walmart Checkouts
Terrorist Financing, Foreign Corruption Suspicious Activity Reporting Rises in 2010
DHS Partners with Faith-Based Organizations to Promote Suspicious Activity Reporting
DHS Partners With NHL to Promote Suspicious Activity Reporting
DHS Partners with NCAA to Promote Suspicious Activity Reporting
Washington, D.C. Police Launch Suspicious Activity Reporting Website “iWatch DC”
Rep. Peter King’s Suspicious Activity Reporting Protection Act
DHS Releases Television PSAs to Promote Suspicious Activity Reporting