Summary a Releasing the Voicemails to the Media/public Will Please the Governor

Summary A
Releasing the voicemails to the media/public will please the governor and may result in the public supporting labeling the case a threat to homeland security. Alternatively, the public may think this is a local issue. If the problem is local, releasing the voicemails may spur a community member to come forward with information related to the case.
To learn more, see "State and Local Law Enforcement Efforts for Homeland Security."
Summary B
Refusing to release the voicemails to the media/public will anger the governor and may put your job at risk. However, releasing the voicemails could be giving the culprit(s) the audience they want to spur them to take action.
To learn more, see "State and Local Law Enforcement Efforts for Homeland Security."
Choosing not to take advantage of available funds from the military means you lose the resources from the military. You will have to tell the governor that you need her to find the funds to support increased security. Labeling the threats as a scheme by local criminals should result in less tension between your agency and the community and thus, less need for additional resources.
As your team of investigators pore through all the evidence, they are able to utilize high-tech voice analysis to determine the identity of the person leaving daily bomb threats. The suspect is Mohamed Akbar Mohamed, a 24-year-old male born and raised in Dallas, Texas. Your investigators determine he has been posting antigovernment messages on his social media accounts and has traveled to Afghanistan three times over the past two years to participate in ISIS training camps. Given that new information, you're reconsidering labeling this issue a terrorist threat.
-Radical and criminal groups have frequently used terrorist tactics to influence what type of opinion?

A) public
B) government
C) gang
D) private