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These products, the same used to make your fields green, can also be used as bomb-making materials. The U.S. Government is asking facility owners and operators that use these products to implement security best practices and to report suspicious activity.
Potentially Suspicious Customer Activity:
These products are commonly used as bomb-making materials. Industry members should familiarize themselves with these behaviors that may indicate intent for unlawful use and to report suspicious activity.
These products are commonly used as bomb making materials. Industry members should familiarize themselves with these behaviors that may indicate intent for unlawful use and to report suspicious activity.
Public safety personnel and members of the community should be aware of suspicious items they may encounter during their daily routine that could be indicative of bomb-making activity. Bomb-making and narcotics laboratories often use the same equipment. Additionally, some homemade explosives are visually similar to illegal narcotics.
These products are commonly used as bomb-making materials. Industry members should familiarize themselves with these behaviors that may indicate intent for unlawful use and report suspicious activity.
Criminals or terrorists sometimes conceal improvised explosive devices (IEDs) in backpacks, suitcases, or common items.
Protect yourself, your business, and your mailroom.
Public safety personnel and members of the community should be aware of suspicious items they may encounter during their daily routine that could be indicative of bomb-making activity. Bomb-making and narcotics laboratories often use the same equipment. Additionally, some homemade explosives are visually similar to illegal narcotics.
When reporting suspicious activities to law enforcement, fill out the Suspicious Activity Reporting card #1. Use cards #2-#4 to help recall what you witnessed when filling out card #1. A completed form is provided as an example. Proper reporting of suspicious activities at your point-of-sale location is a critical component of BMAP.