Overview of the Suspicious Activity Report

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The Suspicious Activity Report (SAR) started after the 9/11 to prevent any more terroroist attacks. After 9/11 the U.S. has beem more strict with Suspicious things happening in places it shouldn't be. Such as taking pictures of government buldings, exits routes, vantage points to kill/destroy something,etc... The SAR is used to protect our nation without it we would be in Chaos. The use of suspicious Activity Reports provides a valuable resource on a potentially criminal behaviors which has helped to keep this country safe over the past 10 years.
I agree with the thesis because, by the Suspicious Activity Report we can stop crime before it happens and we can also stop a terrorist plot. We can catch the people who are planning to do bad stuff and stop them from doing any harm and save possibly lots of lives. "The law enforcements and Homeland Security give information to each other to better protect there community and stop terrorist attacks." (Homeland Security) What the NSI, Law Enforcement, and all the other agencies are doing are giving each other information. The information they are giving each other are information on all the Suspicious Activitys happening in certain areas and what this individual or group of people are doing. By doing this they can send the information to the fushion center and then they can keep an eye on this individual or group of people. The fushion center is the key to everything when a Suspicious Activity is reported. All suspicious activity is sent to the fushion center to further investigate the situation. Then they can keep a eye on this person or group of people and if they try to do something dangorus such as, killing people,blowing stuff up, chemical warfare,etc.. they can stop it befo...

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...ff to all law enforcements in U.S. to narrow down searches and stop criminals and terrorsit. The SAR reports to me is a good thing and bad. I have Explained the bad and good stuff about the SAR report but I still choose SAR to be a good thing even after a lot of flaws in it.

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