For example, you may notice someone's aggressive behavior, and your friend may have heard that same person make a threatening remark. Sometimes multiple puzzle pieces don't make sense until they are put together.

Keep reaching out. If the person you speak with doesn't take it seriously or isn't sure what to do, involve someone else with greater authority.

By providing information either directly or confidentially, you may be able to prevent harm to others. Share Up. There is a difference between reporting and tattling or gossiping.Go with your gut. If you feel uncomfortable about something you have seen or heard, talk to an adult to help you sort out the facts of the situation.Be aware. Listen, look, pay attention to the people, and places around you.So what can you do to help prevent dangerous acts from occurring?

It is very likely that after hearing the message you either looked around for unattended bags or became paranoid about walking away from your own! Wouldn't it be great if everything that was a potential danger in life were as obvious as a suitcase that had been left behind in an airport? Unfortunately, people who are at risk to hurt themselves or others don't always give clear signs about doing something life-threatening. Keep your bags with you at all times! If you see a bag unattended, please alert security using the courtesy phone.' Have you been in an airport and heard this pre-recorded message repeated over and over? 'Never leave your bags unattended.

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