Definition Terrorism is defined in Title 22 Chapter 38 U.S. Code § 2656f as "premeditated, politically motivated violence perpetrated against noncombatant targets by subnational groups or clandestine agents." Examples include (but are not limited to): chemical, biological, nuclear, radiological and conventional weapon (explosives, small arms, etc.) attacks, vehicle-borne and improvised explosive devices, hostage situations and suicide attacks. Functional Content Areas That May Apply Close School Emergency Communication Evacuation Family Reunification Lockdown Mental Health Services Rapid Assessment Reverse Evacuation Terrorism Procedures The school has designated [name and/or to coordinate with Ohio Homeland Security officials in the event of a terrorist threat. SOMETHING, SAY SOMETHING” “SEE Suspicious activity should be reported to: Local Law Enforcement Ohio Homeland Security (OHS); Fusion Center Network 1-877-647-4683, OHS Terrorism Analysis Unit, Tip line 1-844-557-8222, (Columbus) 1-216-515-8477, (Northeast Ohio Regional Fusion Center) 1-513-263-8000, (Greater Cincinnati Fusion Center) School administrators will be notified of terrorist threats through either of the following means: A National Terrorism Advisory System (NTAS) alert from US Department of Homeland Security. Directly by a law enforcement or Homeland Security official. Coordinate with law enforcement to determine recommended course of action. If an alert or an attack takes place in the school community, expect a high level of law enforcement activity at the local, state and federal levels. Also, expect extensive media coverage, international implications/consequences and fear to continue for a prolonged period.
Definition Terrorism is defined in Title 22 Chapter 38 U.S. Code § 2656f as "premeditated, politically motivated violence perpetrated against noncombatant targets by subnational groups or clandestine agents." Examples include (but are not limited to): chemical, biological, nuclear, radiological and conventional weapon (explosives, small arms, etc.) attacks, vehicle-borne and improvised explosive devices, hostage situations and suicide attacks. Functional Content Areas That May Apply Close School Emergency Communication Evacuation Family Reunification Lockdown Mental Health Services Rapid Assessment Reverse Evacuation Terrorism Procedures The school has designated [name and/or to coordinate with Ohio Homeland Security officials in the event of a terrorist threat. “SEE SOMETHING, SAY SOMETHING” Suspicious activity should be reported to: Local Law Enforcement Ohio Homeland Security (OHS); Fusion Center Network 1-877-647-4683, OHS Terrorism Analysis Unit, Tip line 1-844-557-8222, (Columbus) 1-216-515-8477, (Northeast Ohio Regional Fusion Center) 1-513-263-8000, (Greater Cincinnati Fusion Center) School administrators will be notified of terrorist threats through either of the following means: A National Terrorism Advisory System (NTAS) alert from US Department of Homeland Security. Directly by a law enforcement or Homeland Security official. Coordinate with law enforcement to determine recommended course of action. If an alert or an attack takes place in the school community, expect a high level of law enforcement activity at the local, state and federal levels. Also, expect extensive media coverage, international implications/consequences and fear to continue for a prolonged period.
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