PPT-Rural Policing Updates for an active Shooter Event

Presented by Nevada Highway Patrol Fallon Police Dept and Banner EMS Presenters Sergeant Brian Cavanaugh NHP Trooper Chase Walden NHP Paramedic Beth Riley BCCH EMS Topics to Discuss Key Active Shooter Events. 2014. Fog of Terror. Chaos. Fear. Our goal is to share information with those that could find themselves in one of these critical events and provide training for an “active shooter” incident and a frame of reference.. The Community Response. Chief Joel Holdford. APG Police Department. Our mission is to provide the Army the installation capabilities and services to support expeditionary operations in a time of persistent conflict, and to provide a quality of life for Soldiers and Families commensurate with their service.. An . Active Shooter is an individual actively engaged in killing or attempting to kill people in a confined and populated . area and . there is no pattern or method to their selection of victims. .. . ACTIVE SHOOTER. PURPOSE. The intent of the following guidelines are:. T. o provide guidance to those who may be caught in an Active Shooter Situation. . To identify an Active Shooter. To provide guidance as to what to expect from responding Law Enforcement. . Active Shooter Events. SPEAKERS. Sergeant Dan Gomes. 10 years Law Enforcement. 9 years assigned to SWAT. Active Shooter Instructor. NTAC Officer. Past assignments in Narcotics, Detectives, Street crimes prevention, gangs and . Surviving an Active shooter incident. Introductions. Profile an active shooter Activity. What is the age of the Active Shooter?. What sex is the Active Shooter?. How many accomplices assist the active shooter?. PURPOSE. The intent of the following guidelines are:. T. o provide guidance to those who may be caught in an Active Shooter Situation. . To identify an Active Shooter. To provide guidance as to what to expect from responding Law Enforcement. . . Containment and negotiation, normally associated with standoff incidents may not be useful. Often better armed than initial responding officers. May have planned attack to include sustained confrontation with police. 1. 2. RUN. HIDE. FIGHT.® Surviving an Active Shooter Event. Objectives. Define various shooting situations.. Provide . general strategies for surviving an active . shooter.. Do Something!. RUN, HIDE, FIGHT!. Presented by J. Pete Blair, Ph.D.. Advanced Law Enforcement Rapid Response Training (ALERRT). Texas State University. . Outline. Disaster Response Psychology. Defining and Identifying Active Shooter Events (ASE). 02 Dec 2015. Presented by: Diane Caldera. Timeline of Events. 11:18 am. - Received initial notification of Active Shooter. 11:20 am. - E-Pager message received; . SBPD called Operations Director . to . Active Shooter The Community Response Active Shooter Community training started in 2006 Lessons learned from Columbine Training focuses on options… Police response Campus notifications Plan, Plan, Plan !!!!!!! Active Shooter Overview “What To Do If There Is An Active Shooter” April 25 th , 2017 Presenters: Tom Northam Deputy Chief, Protective Services, Wallops Flight Facility The Active Shooter Defined Tommy Blankenship. Senior safety specialist. Department of Juvenile Justice. Training Objectives. DJJ employees will be . provided with statistical information. regarding active shooter events.. Employees will .