Wolf Reminds Pennsylvanians To Be Vigilant, Report Suspicious Activity

In the wake of the attacks Friday in Paris, the Wolf Administration reminds Pennsylvanians to be vigilant and report suspicious activity to law enforcement.

There remains no known imminent threat to the Commonwealth or its citizens.

However, the Office of Homeland Security advises that police in Philadelphia have announced increased security for the weekend and citizens may experience increased security in other areas of the commonwealth as a result of the attacks.

Pennsylvanians should be vigilant, remain patient and be respectful towards law enforcement.

Pennsylvania State Police are encouraging the public to report suspicious activity to 1-888-292-1919 or send email to: tips@pa.gov.  

State Police also have a smartphone app to help citizens report suspicious activity. The "See Something, Send Something" app is available at no cost for iPhone and Android users.

If any citizens feel like they are in imminent danger or emergency, they should always call 9-1-1 immediately.
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