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For media related questions, please contact Chris Layman at chris.layman@pfpa.mil or during normal business hours, call 703-692-9101/9122.
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110517-D-CP156-019 WASHINGTON (May 17, 2011) Emily Donohue, an operations specialist with the Pentagon Force Protection Agency's Integrated Emergency Operations Center, is one of the people trained to take calls on the new suspicious activity reporting telephone line 703-692-2SAY (2729). The reporting program was launched today as part of PFPA's public awareness campaign, aimed at encouraging Pentagon employees, visitors, and commuters to report suspicious activity: "If You See Something, Say SomethingTM." (Pentagon Force Protection Agency photo by Paul Taylor/Released) |
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110517-D-CP156-054 WASHINGTON (May 17, 2011) The Pentagon Force Protection Agency's Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Unit uses one of its robots to move a simulated suspicious package during a presentation today in the Pentagon Center Coutyard. PFPA's EOD team is one of the assets the agency has to respond to reported suspicious packages. PFPA launched a public awareness campaign today, aimed at encouraging Pentagon employees, visitors, and commuters to report suspicious activity: "If You See Something, Say SomethingTM." (Pentagon Force Protection Agency photo by Paul Taylor/Released) |
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110517-D-CP156-136 WASHINGTON (May 17, 2011) Seeking out an officer of the Pentagon Police Department is one of four ways to report suspicious activity through the Pentagon Force Protection Agency's "If You See Something, Say SomethingTM" awareness campaign. Other reporting avenues are: call 703-692-2SAY (2729), send e-mail to 2say@pfpa.mil, or visit www.pfpa.mil and report online. (Pentagon Force Protection Agency photo by Paul Taylor/Released) |
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110517-D-CP156-145 (May 17, 2011) Using the online reporting form at www.pfpa.mil is one of four ways to report suspicious activity through the Pentagon Force Protection Agency's "If You See Something, Say SomethingTM" awareness campaign. Other reporting avenues are: call 703-692-2SAY (2729), send an e-mail to 2say@pfpa.mil, or seek out an officer of the Pentagon Police Department. (Pentagon Force Protection Agency Illustration/Released)
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110517-D-CP156-146 (May 17, 2011) People can report suspicious activity by filling out an online form available by clicking the "If You See Something, Say SomethingTM" image at www.pfpa.mil. It is one of four ways to report suspicious activity through the Pentagon Force Protection Agency's "If You See Something, Say SomethingTM" awareness campaign. Other reporting avenues are: call 703-692-2SAY (2729), send an e-mail to 2say@pfpa.mil, or seek out an officer of the Pentagon Police Department. (Pentagon Force Protection Agency Illustration/Released) |
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