(KLZA) The Nebraska State Patrol (NSP) is reminding citizens to remain vigilant in the wake of the tragic and senseless acts of violence which have taken place in Boston.
Nebraskans can report suspicious activity through the Nebraska Information Analysis Center (NIAC) website. Using the “Suspicious Activity Reporting” (SAR) link citizens will access the SAR portal which opens a detailed questionnaire for the reporting party to provide information on suspicious activities or events they believe should be shared with law enforcement.
The Nebraska State Patrol reminds citizens that emergency situations or situations which require immediate action should be reported to 911.
Nebraskans can find additional Homeland Security Information by visiting the NIAC website “Eight signs of Terrorism” link.
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