Franklin Police to host free session in late November about protecting yourself during an active shooter emergency ...
In an active shooter situation, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and law enforcement agencies recommend the "Run, Hide, Fight" strategy. This approach prioritizes escape, then concealment, and ...
The term “active shooter event” has been replaced with “active attack event” to reflect that weapons beyond guns — such as knives, vehicles, or explosives—may be used. — Deputy Joey Stone urged ...
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