United KingdomGovernment and law 41 · Government, law and your role
What should you do if you think someone may be planning a terrorist attack?
- aWatch the person yourself for a few weeks until you are completely sure
- bReport it to the police, for example through the anti-terrorist hotlineCorrect answer
- cPost a warning about the person on social media so that others can stay away
- dDo nothing, because only the security services may deal with such suspicions
Why?
Anyone who suspects terrorist activity should tell the police or use the anti-terrorist hotline. The police can then investigate safely; acting alone or posting online can put people at risk.
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