District-Wide Safe Schools and Crisis Plan - Blytheville Public Schools
District-Wide Safe Schools and Crisis Plan - Blytheville Public Schools
District-Wide Safe Schools and Crisis Plan - Blytheville Public Schools
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E.7.(A). Bomb Threat Checklist<br />
Directions: When a bomb threat is received by telephone, fill out this form<br />
as soon as possible, if not during the phone call. One common practice is to<br />
keep a copy of this checklist near phones that accept incoming calls at the<br />
school <strong>and</strong> Admin office. After a bomb threat is made, the receiving phone<br />
should be left off the hook to preserve traceability of the call.<br />
Call taken by: ____________________Time:_______A.M./P.M. Date:______<br />
Caller Information: Caller ID: - - __<br />
Any identifying information on the caller (name, address, nickname, etc.):<br />
_______________________________________________________________<br />
Male Female Senior Citizen<br />
Child Adolescent Adult<br />
Place a check next to any of these characteristics that applied to the caller’s<br />
voice:<br />
Loud Fast Slurred Raspy<br />
Soft Slow Lisps Laughing<br />
High Garbled Vulgar Reading<br />
Low Stutters Nasal Deliberate<br />
Was there an accent? (elaborate if possible):__________________________<br />
What was the manner of speech of the caller? _________________________<br />
Rational Irrational Polite<br />
Was the caller emotional? If so, please elaborate:______________________<br />
Describe any background noise you heard:____________________________<br />
Bomb Location:__________________________________________________<br />
Time Bomb will Detonate:__________________________________________<br />
Additional Information:____________________________________________<br />
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