"Silent Hit"
Your name appears on the TSDB
The Officer admitted that the TI’s name appeared as a “Silent Hit.”
One of our TI's in Santa Fe, Texas was pulled over by a Santa Fe police officer.
The Officer, P. Vasqez, gave him a warning about his vehicle registration.
The Officer admits on video that he looked up the driver’s name and it was listed on the TSDB, as a "Silent Hit."
Note: We are not criticizing Officer Vasquez. He was polite and professional. We are opposed to the Police Department’s policy of assuming that the FBI & TSDB have integrity or correct information. We want Police Dept’s to question what the FBI is sending out through the National Crime Information Center (NCIC).
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*From “Terrorist Screening Center – Nominations Process, 2007” - obtained through ACLU Freedom of Information Request.
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DO NOT ADVISE THIS INDIVIDUAL THAT THEY MAY BE ON A TERRORIST WATCHLIST.
WARNING - APPROACH WITH CAUTION
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“Silent Hit”
The above message is similar to what Police Officers see on their computer, if they encounter a Targeted Individual. You can inform the officer that your name might appear as a “Silent Hit." And then refer the police officer to TargetedJustice.com
Targeted Individuals are nominated as "Non-Investigative Subjects" (NIS) on the TSDB. When a search is performed by police or deputies, TI's will show up as a "Silent Hit" - which means the only information that will be given to the police officer, is a confirmation that the subject is on the TSDB. No other details are provided to the officer. The Officer will assume that the person is a “suspected terrorist.”
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Every Police Dept in the United States has a person with a Security Clearance, that has access to the daily update of the TSDB. It is distributed through the National Crime Information Center (NCIC).
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Counterterrorism Silent Hits - All Targeted Individuals are Non-Investigative Subjects (NIS).
97% of the names on the TSDB are Non-Investigative Subjects (NIS).
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What you can do
If you are pulled over for a violation, politely tell the officer that your name may appear as a “Silent Hit” on his computer. Try to get him to admit that he saw it on his computer screen. Give the officer a flyer from Targeted Justice. Be polite. Don’t argue. The officer does not set the policies for the police department.
Always carry some TJ flyers in your car:
https://www.targetedjustice.com/handouts--flyers.html
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Officer P. Vasquez was polite and professional.
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Dr Ber looked it up in Illinois and found
NCIC OPERATING MANUAL
KNOWN OR SUSPECTED TERRORIST (KST) FILE
It has instructions for handling Category 3 and 4 - exactly what we've been claiming.
https://isp.illinois.gov/LawEnforcement/GetFile/7767b6bb-5b8e-4e96-a94f-0610626bff1b
Just FYI - The number for the FBI Terrorist Screening Center:
FBI TERRORIST SCREENING CENTER 866 872-9001
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