Threat Escalation Handling
Background: This article will guide you through the essential steps to ensure that all threats are properly reported, whether related to physical security, or any other types of threats.
Important Considerations:
All threats must be considered authentic
Actions should be taken every time a threat is made (NO EXCEPTIONS)
If an agent or team member receives a threat on a recorded line, the process outlined below should be followed and the appropriate form (If accessible) should be utilized to the best of their ability
How to Identify Threats
Threats can come in many different forms:
Direct Threat: This is when an aggresor acts or verbalizes in a manner that puts another person in fear of immediate physical violence
Implied Threat: Is when there is an act or suggestion that creates the perception of a threat
Perceived Threat: Occurs when the person being threatened believes they were threatened, but no verbal or physical were uttered
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An Imminent Threat is defined as a threatened action that is about to occur
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By Email
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By Social Media
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Self Harm
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Reporting Threats
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Threat Escalation Handling (For Lead/Supervisor ONLY):