Anti-Terrorism Task Force - EDKY
Attorney General John Ashcroft directed each United States Attorney's Office to establish an Anti-Terrorism Task Force (ATTF) for the purpose of investigating the terrorist attacks of September 11th and to hopefully prevent future attacks. The ATTF is now known as the Anti-terrorism Advisory Council (ATAC).
The United States Attorney
has established the ATAC-EDKY and has designated Assistant
United States Attorney E. J. Walbourn to serve as the Coordinator for the District.
He is available to answer any questions and can be reached at 859-655-3200. Danny Smith, Law Enforcement Coordinator, has been designated to serve as
the Chief Information Officer for the ATAC and he can be reached at 859-233-2661. He will communicate to you information relative to meetings, counter-training
resources, and any other non-case specific information of value concerning the
ATAC.
The
Anti-Terrorism Advisory Council is comprised of representatives of the federal, state,
and local law enforcement communities. The Task Force meets on a bi-monthly basis
and is charged with carrying out the directives of the Attorney General in communicating
information between law enforcement agencies and investigating and preventing
acts of terrorism. If you have information you believe relates to the ongoing
investigation of terrorism, contact the FBI at 1-800-292-9487 or 1-800-752-6000.
This information may also be reported to the FBI web site, www.fbi.gov.