See Something, Say Something is a national public awareness campaign that encourages community members to look for signs of suspicious activity and how to report them.

Suspicious activity is any observed behavior that may indicate someone is planning a terrorist attack or other terrorism-related crime.

Suspicious activity can be a variety of things.

• A person observing and surveilling a building or mass gathering of community members.
• A person asking targeted questions about event logistics and security.
• Misleading you about their business or community affiliations and concealing their identity.
• Attempting to gain access to restricted areas which unauthorized persons do not belong.
• And stockpiling of weapons or unusual items common with making destructive materials.

If you observe any of these actions from individuals, it is important to notify local authorities as soon as possible. Although these behaviors may not break the law, local law enforcement is best equipped to make these distinctions and assist you.

It’s important to remember that we all play an important role in protecting our community from potentially harmful threats.

Your actions make a difference. Together, we can protect our community and keep it safe for everyone.

See Something, Say Something. Call 911 or your local authorities. For more information on how you can help, visit dhs.gov/seesay.

Resources: https://dhs.gov/seesay and US Homeland Security YouTube Video