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What Is An Active Shooter Situation?

Category: Church Critical Incidents, Security Team Training

In the aftermath of the Colorado Springs church shooting, where a volunteer security guard stopped an active shooter with a minimal loss of life, proves the theory that a well placed individual can stop the killings typical in recent church or school shootings. In comparing the results of the Colorado Springs incident to the Virgina Tech Collage incident, the difference by an armed individual is very apparent. Colorado Springs had 2 dead victims – Virgina Tech had 32 victims.

Note: The following is an overview and should not be considered as training.



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