PHOENIX, Ariz. – U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) Homeland Safety Investigations (HSI) Particular Agent in Cost Scott Brown participated in a brand new, multi-agency public security video targeted on a essential message, “When you see one thing, say one thing.” The general public service announcement encourages the general public to report suspicious actions to the correct regulation enforcement company.
Fifteen native and federal regulation enforcement businesses across the state collaborated on the video, which is centered round a tragic however sensible situation that performs out on digital camera as company representatives clarify the significance of reporting cautious conduct.
“I stand proudly subsequent to our associate regulation enforcement businesses who got here collectively to encourage folks to stay vigilant and report suspicious exercise,” stated SAC Brown. “It solely takes a second to alert the correct authorities (9-1-1). HSI stays dedicated to help in defending our communities.”
“The truth that so lots of our Valley regulation enforcement companions joined collectively for this venture highlights the essential nature of the message,” stated Chief Terry Younger of the Shock Police Division. “It doesn’t matter in case your neighborhood is massive or small, city or rural; everybody ought to concentrate on the importance of reporting suspicious conduct.”
Alongside HSI SAC Brown, the businesses represented within the video embrace:
- Arizona State College Police – Chief Michael Thompson
- Buckeye Police Division – Chief Larry Corridor
- Chandler Police Division – College Useful resource Officer Stephen Dieu
- El Mirage Police Division – Chief Paul Marzocca
- Federal Bureau of Investigation – Asst. Particular Agent In Cost Michael Caputo
- Gila River Police Division – Officer Laura Payne
- Glendale Police Division – Chief Chris Briggs
- Goodyear Police Division – Chief Jimmy Rodriguez
- Mesa Police Division – Chief Ken Value
- Paradise Valley Police Division – Chief Pete Wingert
- Peoria Police Division – Chief Artwork Miller
- Phoenix Police Division – Detective Luis Samudio
- Shock Police Division – Chief Terry Younger
- Tempe Police Division – Chief Sylvia Moir
HSI encourages the general public to report suspected non-emergency suspicious exercise by its toll-free tip line at 1-866-DHS-2-ICE or by finishing its online tip form. Each are staffed across the clock by investigators. From outdoors the U.S. and Canada, callers ought to dial 802-872-6199. Listening to impaired customers can name TTY 802-872-6196.
