For more information, see
Delgado’s Emergency Planning, Response and Recovery Policy
CHECKLIST FOR TELEPHONE THREATS
If you receive a telephoned threat (bomb/chemical/other):
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Remain calm.
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Do not hang up. Keep the caller on the line as long as possible and listen
carefully.
Ask the following questions:
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Where is the bomb/chemical or other hazard?
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When will it explode/be activated?
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What does it look like?
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What kind of bomb/hazard is it?
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What will cause it to explode/activate?
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What is your name?
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Did you place the bomb/hazard? WHY?
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Where are you?
Exact wording of the threat: __________________________________________________
If voice is familiar, who did it sound like? ________________________________________
Caller ID information:
male
female
adult
juvenile
age
Call origin:
local
long distance
internal
cell phone
Caller’s voice: Note pattern of speech, type of voice, tone. Check all that apply.
Calm
Excited
Loud
Soft
Deep
Nasal
Raspy
Distinct
Slurred
Normal
Crying
Laughter
Slow
Rapid
Disguised
Accent
Lisp
Stutter
Drunken
Familiar
Incoherent
Deep breathing
Background sounds: Check all that apply.
Voices
Airplanes
Street noises
Trains
Quiet
Bells
Clear Static
Animals
Party
Vehicles
Horns
House noises
PA system
Music
Factory machines
Motor
Phone booth
Other:
Threat language: Check all that apply.
Well-spoken
(educated)
Foul
Taped Incoherent
Irrational
Message read from
script
Did caller indicate knowledge of the building? Give specifics: ________________________
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Person receiving call: _______________ Phone number where call received: ____________
LEAVE YOUR PHONE OFF THE HOOK. DO NOT HANG UP AFTER CALLER HANGS UP.
Approved 12/10/08