Reporting Threats To Fbi

Summary

Reporting someone to the FBI can lead to an investigation, no action, or a referral to another agency. If threatened across state lines, contact local law enforcement and the FBI, especially if it involves cyber harassment. Document all evidence of the threat.

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What would happen if I reported someone to the FBI
Reporting someone to the FBI can lead to various outcomes, depending on the nature of the report:
- Investigation: The FBI may open an investigation if the report involves federal offenses.
- No Action: If the report lacks sufficient evidence or doesn't fall under federal jurisdiction, no action may be taken.
- Referral: The case might be referred to a more appropriate agency or local law enforcement.
Is there a specific concern you have about reporting someone?
I want to report someone in another state for threatening me
If someone is threatening you, especially across state lines, it's important to address this seriously. Here are some steps you can take:
- Contact Local Law Enforcement: Report the threat to your local police department. They can guide you on how to proceed.
- Contact the FBI: If the threat involves crossing state lines, the FBI may be involved, especially if it's a serious threat or involves cyber harassment.
- Document Everything: Keep records of any messages or evidence of the threat.
Is the threat in any way related to cyber activities or involves someone you know personally?