Crime & Safety
Fairfax County: 'If You See Something, Say Something'
The Fairfax County Emergency information blog asks county residents to be 'vigilant.'
The Fairfax County Emergency Information blog is warning residents to be "vigilant" in the wake of today's bombings at the Boston Marathon.
The Huffington Post is reporting that two additional explosive devices were found nearby the site of the original blasts, that were being dismantled.
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and WTOP reported that pedestrians were being pushed back from the gates of the White House this afternoon.
"One key way to remain vigilant is to always be aware of your surroundings – from your neighborhood to a mall to public transportation to a public venue such as a stadium. Remember, 'If you see something, say something,' according to the blog.
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- See Scores Injured by Explosion at Boston Marathon Finish Line.
Virginia's hotline number to report suspicous activity is 1-877-482-8477, and information can be submitted in an online form.
Click here to see the Virginia Terrorism Reporting System, and the Seven Signs of Terrorism.
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