To better serve our partnering agencies, we have established the Lead Web to enable Law Enforcement agencies within Alameda and Contra Costa Counties to submit leads of suspicious activity and/or documented crime Incidents related to terrorism.

Examples of activity that might be considered suspicious include:

• Suspicious surveillance by unknown person(s) of critical infrastructure;
• Lost or stolen identifications, personal documents, or military/law enforcement/health uniforms;
• Persons(s) taking pictures of structural facilities (such as a refinery);
• Suspicious arson;
• Non-accidental radiological, chemical and biological, threats, explosions or spills;
• Unusual possession of firearms and/or nuclear military devices;
• Explosive devices including those found in mailboxes;
• Unusual credit card fraud or identity theft;
• Preparation of protests relative to military, war; or,
• Unusual gang activity on the streets or in jails.

Activity can occur at various types of facilities such as:

Refineries	Large Sporting Events	Fairs
Law Enforcement Agencies	Entertainment and Political Events	Schools
Hospitals	Places of Worship	Airports
Major Freeways	Fire Houses	Bridges
Railways	Government Buildings	Tunnels
Jails	Waterway Ports	Courts

All information submitted must contain your contact information. To better insure your privacy, ALL information submitted is protected with up to 256-bit encryption.

IF THIS IS AN EMERGENCY, CALL 9-1-1

Should you prefer to submit a lead telephonically, you can leave a voice message at:

1-800-315-7116