Press Release

When we have watched terrifying news about active shooter incidents that took place in churches, restaurants, schools, and workplaces. This presentation is designed to help civilians to understand what they should do if confronted with an active shooter incident. The FBI has released several reports on Active Shooter Incidents that have taken place from 2000-2020. According to the National Association of school psychologists and officers have partnered to provide this guidance on Active Shooter Training for Schools. Where students and educators are asked how to practice and take action against active shooters. Today, the American Federation of Teachers and the National Education Association released a press report about the impact of Civilian Active Shooter Training. It also includes guidelines and best practices for schools that choose to train students about active shooters.

Active Shooter Training Drills Are Different In Every Schools

Across the country, millions of students attend school safely and securely every day. Individuals with only violent intentions bring unexpected death and destruction into our daily lives. There are several Civilian active shooter training schools in the country. Law enforcement is often requested by schools, businesses, and community members for direction on what they should do if confronted with an active shooter event.

Active shooter incidents in schools are heartrending and traumatize communities and the nation. While only 0.2 percent of gun deaths occur yearly on the school ground. Drills to prepare students and staff are unlikely to have become a universal practice in American schools today. There is significant variation across the country in how schools conduct active shooter drills, says the report. Drills that include stimulations have been coming under scrutiny, especially when the incident grabs headlines.

Active Shooting Incidents in Hospitals in the United States

Since 2000, there have been active shooting events involving 148 hospitals. As the report said, the events have resulted in 255 injuries, some of which include deaths. Over the past 2 decades, the shooting incidence in hospitals appears to be increasing annually. About 40% of shootings have occurred outside the hospital and 60% inside the hospital.

Advanced Civilian Response to Active Shooter Events

The United State police department’s conducted first-class for Civilian Response to Active Shooter Events CRASE) training and was completely successful. It is cost-free to participate but registration is required. The session will teach participants what to do in that situation if confronted with an active shooter event.

Active shooter events and other critical incidents are happening across the world. It only makes sense to be prepared. University Police offers training to teach the community how to respond in the event of an active shooter and demonstrates an example of what to do in case of an active shooter event. The Civilian Response to Active Shooter events course has been designed and built on the avoid-deny-defend strategy developed by several state universities.

To understand and demonstrate the Avoid-Deny-Defend method of response.
Know basic emergency medical techniques.
The outlook of civilians when law enforcement arrives on the scene.

The report also recommended that drills be customized to students and created or designed by a team of administrators, teachers, and mental health professionals along with law enforcement personnel. We joined together again to provide an overview of Active Shooter Training for Schools as well as recommendations for schools that decide to include students in these exercises.

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