To help the Jewish Community Relations Council achieve its mission of protecting Jewish Security, we work closely with SAFE Cincinnati, a community-wide initiative to improve Jewish Cincinnati's readiness to deal with security threats and natural disasters. Whether it be antisemitism, suspicious activity, destruction of property, menacing and/or unusual behaviors or other hate incidents at your child's school or in the public sphere, please report what you observe below, and always follow the motto: "If you see something, say something."
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Always call 9-1-1 if you see any act of violence or suspicious activity in progress, such as:
- Probing
- Apparent Surveillance
- Unusual questioning
- Unusual photographing/sketching/measuring
- Menacing behavior
- Active loitering
- Destruction/Defacement of property
If you feel safe in reporting any of the above mentioned to SAFE Cincinnati, please do so.
Behaviors worth reporting on safecincinnati.org are, but not limited to:
- Suspicious calls left on voice mail
- Computer intrusion suspicions
- Suspicious activity reported by 3rd party after the fact (i.e.) Parents see that the school’s front door is open and un-supervised during drop-off. You don’t want to call 911, but it would be very useful to report and, in turn, educate the people in charge; or if someone is taking photos of a facility (JCC, Synagogue, etc…). It might be harmless, but if it is the same person (or people) taking photos of multiple locations, it could require more attention.