What are the three steps to see something?

If You See Something, Say Something®

1. What is Suspicious Activity?
2. Recognize the Signs.
3. Play a Role.
4. Partnership and Campaign Materials.
5. About the Campaign.

How do you respond to violence in a public place?

ACTION GUIDELINES

1. Have an escape route and plan in mind.
2. Evacuate regardless of whether others agree to follow.
3. Leave your belongings behind.
4. Help others evacuate, if possible.
5. Call 911 when you are safe.
6. Prevent individuals from entering an area where the active shooter may be.
7. Keep your hands visible.

What to do if you run into a grizzly bear?

What to do if you encounter a bear

1. If you encounter a grizzly, do not run.
2. Avoid direct eye contact.
3. Walk away slowly, if the bear is not approaching.
4. If the bear charges, stand your ground (you cannot outrun it).
5. Don’t scream or yell.
6. If you have pepper spray, prepare to use it.

What do you do if you see something suspicious?

Contact local authorities to report suspicious activity. Local Police: Contact Local FBI Office: To identify your local FBI field office visit http://www.fbi.gov/contact-us/field. Those having witnessed suspicious activity can also submit a “tip” at https://tips.fbi.gov/.

How effective is see something say something?

Do “See Something, Say Something” programs work? The evidence strongly suggests that in the specific case of public surface transportation, the answer is “yes.” By discovering and reporting suspicious objects, they have prevented more than 10 percent of all terrorist attacks on public surface transportation.

How can we solve violence?

Tips for Youth to Stop Violence

1. Tell someone. If you are the victim or are witness to violence, tell someone.
2. Take all violence and abuse seriously.
3. Take a stand.
4. Be an individual.
5. Take back the power.
6. Remember, putting others down doesn’t raise you up.
7. Wrong.
8. Be a friend.

How do you protect yourself from bears?

If you encounter a bear:

1. Stay calm. If the bear sees you, talk in a low, calm voice and then regardless if it has seen you or not.
2. Back up slowly. Never turn your back on a bear, or run.
3. Do not stare.
4. Give it space.
5. Do not run!
6. Use your bear spray as it approaches.
7. Play dead or fight back.

Are bears afraid of fire?

Answer: Campfires, as warm, cozy, and safe as they make us feel, will not deter bears. But loud, off-key singing around a campfire will.

What should you do if you encounter an imminent danger?

What should you do if you encounter an imminent danger? If a safety or health hazard puts you in imminent danger of death or serious injury or illness, notify your supervisor immediately and request corrective action. Also ask the supervisor to provide protection to you and your coworkers until the hazard is eliminated or controlled.

Should you put yourself in danger to help another person?

Putting yourself in danger to help another may only result in two people who need help. In you feel that you can’t help someone without compromising your safety, it is probably better to find someone who can increase the likelihood of a successful rescue – even if it means the person in danger might suffer or die.

What do you do when someone is unable to help you?

If they seem unable to help themselves, assess the situation and decide if you are capable of helping. If you feel you can help, without endangering yourself, do what you can to help. Look for other people and things in your immediate area that might increase the odds of you being able to help.

What should I do if I go down in an earthquake?

As soon as you go down your odds of surviving decrease enormously. If you do go down, try to get up as soon as you can. If you can not get up tuck your feet up and cover your head with your arms.