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ty members of various backgrounds, including those who face literacy challenges. The article added that in the English PSA, Special Agent in Charge Shohini Sinha said recent events in the U.S. and overseas have led to increased harassment and intimidation. While he understands some people may be scared or hes

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ich is focused on educating the public about the behavioral signs that might indicate someone is on a pathway to committing violence. Special Agent Shohini Sinha of the FBI Salt Lake City Field Office emphasized, "Active shooters, mass shooters, do not just 'snap," explaining that these individuals "consider,

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y) reported that the FBI's new Prevent Mass Violence campaign aims to help the public recognize and report warning signs of potential mass shooters. Shohini Sinha, the special agent in charge of the Salt Lake City FBI Field Office, emphasized, "Active shooters, mass shooters, do not just snap. They consider,