Ctic Suspicious Activity Report - Connecticut

Ctic Suspicious Activity Report is a legal document that was released by the Connecticut Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection - a government authority operating within Connecticut.

FAQ

Q: What is a CTIC Suspicious Activity Report?
A: A CTIC Suspicious Activity Report is a report filed by the Connecticut Intelligence Center (CTIC) regarding potentially suspicious activities.

Q: What is the Connecticut Intelligence Center (CTIC)?
A: The Connecticut Intelligence Center (CTIC) is the state's primary fusion center, responsible for gathering, analyzing, and disseminating intelligence to support law enforcement agencies and protect public safety.

Q: What kind of activities are considered suspicious?
A: Activities that are unusual, out of the ordinary, or potentially related to criminal or terrorist activities are considered suspicious.

Q: Who can file a CTIC Suspicious Activity Report?
A: Law enforcement agencies, private sector businesses, and concerned individuals can file a CTIC Suspicious Activity Report.

Q: How can I file a CTIC Suspicious Activity Report?
A: You can file a CTIC Suspicious Activity Report by contacting your local law enforcement agency or by calling the CTIC hotline.

Q: What happens after a CTIC Suspicious Activity Report is filed?
A: The CTIC analyzes the information provided in the report and may take appropriate action, such as sharing the information with other law enforcement agencies or initiating an investigation.

Q: Is my identity kept confidential if I file a CTIC Suspicious Activity Report?
A: Yes, the identity of individuals who file CTIC Suspicious Activity Reports is generally kept confidential unless necessary for law enforcement purposes.