You can help stop a domestic terror attack – here’s how
0While the conversation surrounding domestic terror attacks has become increasingly significant, the question of prevention often arises: What should residents be mindful of, and what should they do if they come across something that causes concern? To raise public awareness of terrorism or terrorism-related crimes, Safe OC, the localized version of the national “If You See Something, Say Something” anti-terrorism public awareness campaign, provides detailed guidance on identifying and reporting suspicious activity. “When we think of suspicious activity, we’re not looking specifically at people,” says Lieutenant Mike Monjaraz, Public Information Officer for the Orange Police Department. “We’re looking at behavior.…
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