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Active Shooter 2.1 Video Series, Parts 1 and 2 at Homeland Security Television Featuring LESC, Inc
Submitted by Fred on Tue, 02/02/2010 - 6:28pm.
Columbine. Mumbai. Fort Hood. Whether you've responded to one or heard about them on the evening news, active shooter incidents are terrifying and difficult to foresee. We can, however, train to handle these incidents in a way that limits injury and loss of life.
in a compelling, just-released video, Homeland Security Television asks the question: Are Police Officers Ready for the Next Generation of Active Shooters? I was pleased to contribute to and be featured in this two part video on a most important topic. I hope you'll take the time to watch it: http://bit.ly/crTaFU
Stay Safe. Be prepared.
Fred
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