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Bomb Threats In Schools
Bomb threats continue and will be a problem on school campus across the nation. Bomb threats are made for various reasons, with most designed to be disruptive of school. There must be four primary objectives that will take priority regardless of the reason for the bomb threat.
Once the threat has occurred the first responders personnel will have to determine the level of the threat. After threat is made we will need to diminish the threat to life or property. After the two first objectives minimizing the disruption and deter future events is essential. A public safety officer will respond with appropriate authorities to evaluate the situation.
The specific information that it should disseminate to the public is the fact that there is a possibility

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