Nismarck blue alert

Nismarck Blue Alert. The North Dakota Department of Emergency Services operates the blue alert system. Around 140 pm. The Chief of Police of the department is Keith Witt. There are currently no active public alerts.

The above BLUE Alert information is available to the public by calling 511 and at ndgovpublicalert ORIGINAL. Dohrman says Emergency Services has really failed to educate the public on what those alert are and what they mean to you. According to the Department of Emergency Services they received a request from the Bismarck Police Department at about 100 pm. Bismarck Police Department. A blue alert is activated as a quick response and notice after an individual has threatened a law enforcement officer with a deadly weapon used a deadly weapon against a law enforcement officer caused a law enforcement officer to suffer serious bodily injury or death or the officer has been abducted or is missing while on duty and the individual has left the scene of the offense. The Blue Alert network provides the means of quickly identifying pursuing and capturing violent offenders who have hurt killed or pose an imminent danger to law enforcement.

The purpose is to establish a quick response that an individual has threatened a law enforcement officer.

The Federal Communications Commission FCCadded the Blue Alert to the nations emergency alerting systems. Chief of police Dan Donlin says a Blue Alert is. North Dakota Adjutant General Director of Emergency Service. The Blue Alert network provides the means of quickly identifying pursuing and capturing violent offenders who have hurt killed or pose an imminent danger to law enforcement. The Blue Alert was canceled Wednesday night though Wise County Sheriff Lane Akin confirmed to NBC 5 then that Wood was not in custody. BLUE Alerts are meant to issue a notice after an individual has threatened a law enforcement officer with a deadly weapon used a deadly weapon against a law enforcement officer caused a law enforcement officer to suffer serious bodily injury or death or an officer has been abducted or is missing while on duty and the individual has left the scene of the offense.