Person Receiving Call:

• Listen - DON'T hang up the telephone. Do not interrupt caller
• Attempt to get attention of another person - give him/her a note saying, "Call UC Police - Bomb Threat"
• Note "time" threat received _______________
• Attempt to ask caller:

  When will it go off?	____________________
  Where has it been placed?	____________________
  What does it look like?	____________________
  What will cause it to go off?	____________________
  Why are you doing this?	____________________
  Who are you?	____________________
  Exact wording of the threat	____________________

• Leave line open. What number did you receive the threat on? ____________________
• Call UC Police 9+911 and notify a supervisor
• Turn Off and DO NOT use any two-way radios, cell phones, or pagers in immediate area
• DO NOT turn off/on lights

Refer to and complete the Bomb Threat Checklist available on the UCSF Police website. Indicate exact words of caller and time received. Describe Caller's Voice: Gender, Age, Race, Background noises, Speech Pattern (accent ,tone), Behavior (angry, agitated, calm, etc.)

• Any decision to evacuate will be made by the university official responsible for the affected area. If evacuation is necessary, move to your Evacuation Assembly Area,or a safe distance from the building (a minimum of 300 feet). Follow instructions of UC Police. Check in with your work site Emergency Coordinator. Do not re-enter the area until instructed to do so.

If a suspicious looking package/letter is delivered/found
Do not touch or move it. Do not open, smell, shake or bump
Limit exposure-wash hands with soap and warm water
Isolate and look for these indicators:

• No Return Address
• Misspelled Words/Title
• Protruding Wires
• Strange Odor
• Oily stains/Discoloration on Wrapper
• Excessive Tape, String, or Postage
• Lopsided or Uneven
• Mailed from a Foreign Country
• Restrictive Markings ("Personal or Confidential")

Notify and wait for UC Police. Dial 9+911

Bomb Threat Check List - go to www.police.ucsf.edu - Emergency Preparedness Program.