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Emergency Response to Suspicious Packages

This document provides guidance on what to do if you encounter a bomb, radiological, biological, or chemical threat. It advises to evacuate immediately and call 911 if you find a bomb. For radiological threats, isolate the object, don't handle it, call 911, and wash your hands. For biological or chemical threats, call 911 and contact the local FBI office. It also lists signs of suspicious packages such as excessive postage or strange odors and advises to isolate any suspicious packages and call 911.

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Emergency Response to Suspicious Packages

This document provides guidance on what to do if you encounter a bomb, radiological, biological, or chemical threat. It advises to evacuate immediately and call 911 if you find a bomb. For radiological threats, isolate the object, don't handle it, call 911, and wash your hands. For biological or chemical threats, call 911 and contact the local FBI office. It also lists signs of suspicious packages such as excessive postage or strange odors and advises to isolate any suspicious packages and call 911.

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What should you do?

For a Bomb
Evacuate Immediately
Call 911 (Police)
Contact local FBI
Limit Exposure - Dont Handle
Distance (Evacuate area)
Shield yourself from object
Call 911 (Police)
Contact local FBI
For Radiological
Isolate - Dont Handle
Call 911 (Police)
Wash your hands with soap and warm water
Contact local FBI
For Biological or Chemical
(Ask for the Duty Agent, Special Agent Bomb Technician, or Weapons of Mass Destruction Coordinator)
GENERAL INFORMATION BULLETIN 2000-3
Produced by: Bomb Data Center
Weapons of Mass Destruction Operations Unit
Handle with care
Dont shake or bump
No Return Address
Strange Odor
Possibly
Mailed from a
Foreign Country
Excessive Postage
Misspelled Words
Addressed to Title Only
or Incorrect Title
Excessive Tape or String
Badly typed or written
Oily Stains,
Discolorations,
or Crystalization on Wrapper
Protruding Wires
Lopsided or Uneven
Wrong Title with Name
Restrictive Markings
Police Department
Fire Department
Local FBI Office
Isolate and look
for indicators
Treat it as Suspect!
Call 911
Rigid or Bulky
4
Dont Open, Smell
or Taste
If parcel is open and/or a threat is identified. . .
FBI
Advisory
If you receive a suspicious
letter or package
3
2
1

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