28/11/2025
My ideas on how to detect the suspect behind the bomb threats:
1. What is the email address/contact number of the person who send the bomb threat?
2. Relate that identity to the previous incidents if it is connected or not. Look at the patterns.
The question is how can you detect it? Is there any of our NBI personnel who can do the job of tracking it? or maybe hire a cyberhacker? In western countries, they can easily track that kind of person who do a bomb threats.
My theory of the person behind the bomb threats in University:
1. Student from the same university or other university. Bata lang din ang gumagawa nyan.
2. The bomb threats are mostly joke or trippings, just to create chaos and panic to others.
If the security guards check closely the bag or belongings of every person who entered in the University and uses technological devices to detect any suspicious object, then just disregard all the threats received via email or online, don't waste time believing it.
You can still apply a "quick" safety protocol of checking every room or facility inside the university once the university personnel receive a bomb threat, but not to waste time of overdoing it. Hindi yung kailangang pang patatayuan at paghintayin yung mga students, faculty, or other workers ng 2hrs or 3hrs+. I think 30 minutes is enough to check the whole university by the security officers.
-Sir Lohika