If you receive a suspicious letter or package, what should you do?
1) 2) 3) 4)	Handle with care Don't shake or bump Isolate and look for indicators Don't Open, Smell or Taste Treat it as Suspect! Call 911		Things to look for--- No Return Address Restrictive Markings Possibly Mailed from a Foreign Country Excessive Postage Misspelled Words Addressed to Title Only or Incorrect Title Badly Typed or Written Protruding Wires Lopsided or Uneven Rigid or Bulky Strange Odor Wrong Title with Name Oily Stains, Discolorations, or Crystalization on Wrapper Excessive Tape or String

If parcel is open and/or a threat is identified. . .

For a Bomb Evacuate Immediately Call 911 (Police)

For Radiological Limit Exposure - Don't Handle Distance (Evacuate area) Shield yourself from object Call 911 (Police)

For Biological or Chemical Isolate - Don't Handle Call 911 (Police) Wash your hands with soap and warm water DPS will contact the FBI

University of Michigan Department of Public Safety
(734) 763-1131 or 911 if emergency

Adapted from---
GENERAL INFORMATION BULLETIN 2000-3
Produced by: Bomb Data Center
Weapons of Mass Destruction Operations Unit