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School Active Shooter Awareness Seminar

INSERT LOGO HERE. School Active Shooter Awareness Seminar. School Active Shooter Awareness Seminar. Agenda Welcome, Introductions, Purpose Characteristics of an Active Shooter Incident Facilitated Panel Discussion Recap, Key Points. Welcome & Introductions. Administrative.

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School Active Shooter Awareness Seminar

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  1. INSERT LOGO HERE School Active Shooter Awareness Seminar

  2. School Active Shooter Awareness Seminar • Agenda • Welcome, Introductions, Purpose • Characteristics of an Active Shooter Incident • Facilitated Panel Discussion • Recap, Key Points

  3. Welcome & Introductions

  4. Administrative • Cell phones and pagers • Restrooms • Safety and evacuation routes

  5. Exercise Guidelines • This is an open, low-stress, no-fault environment. Varying viewpoints, even disagreements, are expected • Consider different approaches and suggest improvements • Base your responses on the current capabilities of your agency • Focus on problem-solving and identifying issues

  6. Purpose • To help prepare your organization for a School Active Shooter Incident on school campuses • Familiarize participants with local resources and create an understanding of how responding organizations will coordinate

  7. Characteristics of an Active Shooter Incident • Deliberate, planned attacks • Intent to commit mass murder • Historically Male • Typically carried out alone • Primarily used handguns

  8. Characteristics of an Active Shooter Incident • Motives • 24% motivated by desire for attention or recognition • 27% motivated by suicide or desperation • 34% motivated by attempt to solve a problem • 54% had multiple motives • 61% motivated by desire for revenge • 75% felt bullied/persecuted/threatened by others FBI School Shooter Quick Reference Guide

  9. Characteristics of an Active Shooter Incident • Statistics • 27% of attackers exhibited interest in violent movies • 37% of attackers exhibited interest in violence in their own writings, poems, essays, and journal entries • 59% of attacks occurred during the school day. • 63% of attackers had a known history of weapons use • 68% acquired the weapon used from their own home or that of a relative FBI School Shooter Quick Reference Guide

  10. Characteristics of an Active Shooter Incident • Statistics • 93% of attackers engaged in some behavior prior to the attack that caused others to be concerned • 93% of attackers planned out the attack in advance • 95% of attackers were current students FBI School Shooter Quick Reference Guide

  11. Characteristics of an Active Shooter Incident • Many offenders engaged in repetitive viewing of violent media • Often fascinated with previous school shootings • Repeat viewing of movies depicting school shootings: • “Zero Day” and “Elephant” • Incident indicators are typically posted online in videos, blogs, and social networking activities FBI School Shooter Quick Reference Guide

  12. Characteristics of an Active Shooter Incident • Typically thought out and planned in advance • Very few of the attackers directed threats to their targets beforehand • The most common goal was retribution • Prior to most school shootings, other students knew the shooting was going to occur and failed to notify an adult FBI School Shooter Quick Reference Guide

  13. Facilitated Questions • What preventive steps can a school take to enhance campus safety and response? • What plans are required that relate to this issue? • How does your plan relate to the other agencies?

  14. Facilitated Questions • What are your Organizations priorities during an active shooter incident?

  15. Facilitated Questions • Who is in charge? • During the incident • After the incident • Is the Incident Command System (ICS) utilized?

  16. Key Points • What can you take to your organization from today's discussion that will help you be better prepared for an Active Shooter Incident? • Review Plans, Policies and Facilities • Practice / Drill • Develop Incident Management Protocols • Building Relationships • Response to telegraphing behavior • Others

  17. Questions?

  18. Contact Information Name Title Email Phone

  19. Thank You

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