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… to the police any concerns they have: In an emergency, call the police using 999 For a non-emergency, police can be contacted using 101 …
Call 999 - what do the police need to know? If you cannot speak … make a noise listen to the instructions given to you by the call taker   location - where are the suspects? direction - … Hotline on 0800 789 321 or in an emergency dial 999. "We are releasing this film which we hope will provide …
… Lock/barricade yourself in. Move away from the door. TELL Call 999 when you are safe. Location; Where are the suspects? …
… off vibrate      TELL When it is safe to do so, TELL by calling the police on 999   What do the police need to know? If you cannot speak … a noise, listen to the instructions given to you by the call taker:  nature of the incident – what is happening? …
… on how to stay safe and treat casualties before the 999 services arrive. Suppliers of first aid products …
… for escape, or in the case of someone who is not physically able to run. The video may raise the question of how … to take refuge behind other buildings before he stops to call the police. The appropriate distance to reach safety … through instinct, and spontaneously mention ‘run’ and ‘call the police’ However, it was necessary to highlight the …
… I can anticipate, assess and manage risks I can critically evaluate factors and implications, including risks, …
This guidance is designed to help people respond safely to incidents involving hazardous substances, including ‘acid attacks’.