The San Diego Police Department announced Saturday that it has placed its officers on heightened alert and is increasing patrols around religious institutions, cultural centers, and other sensitive locations throughout the city in response to the ongoing conflict in Iran.\n\nAuthorities said there are no known credible threats to San Diego at this time. The heightened posture is described as a precautionary measure to deter anyone who might try to exploit the geopolitical situation to cause fear or harm locally.\n\n"SDPD is monitoring events in Iran and the Middle East. Our patrol divisions and intelligence support are mindful of our religious institutions, cultural centers, and other sensitive locations throughout the city to deter anyone who may try to create fear or harm in our city," the department posted on social media.\n\nThe department asked the public to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity by calling 911 or 619-531-2000.
SDPD on Heightened Alert, Increasing Patrols Around San Diego Religious Sites Amid Iran Conflict
Source: NBC 7 San Diego
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