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This also highlights the importance of local PDs coming into your school buildings to regularly train. Officers should be familiar with building layouts, exterior doors and common areas where students congregate. When new officers join, they should be walked through each of your schools with their FTO. #schoolsafety #activeshooter #crisismanagement
9:53 AM Shooter parks on campus 10:10 AM entry doors penetrated with gunfire, fire alarm activated 10:13 AM First 911 call reporting shooting shots fired 10:19 AM First officer/detective on scene enters through blown-out entry doors 10:21 AM. The second officer and units on the scene enter through a separate entry. 10:27 AM Threat terminated - 14 minutes after 911 call, 17 minutes from the first shot fired. Good work, David Riedman. It shouldn't take a year to get this data. Here is the question for everyone here: Is there an "acceptable" response time that should denote a proper response? I have been in plenty of meetings with law enforcement officers who tell school employees, "We will be here in two minutes or less." That makes people feel better, but is it realistic? The response clock generally doesn't start until someone calls 911. The call is taken in and then dispatched. Is there a metric that can be applied to determine "right or wrong" response time and mitigation time? Six minutes of clearing every room to locate a shooter who is shooting doesn't seem ridiculous, so is six minutes to arrive on the scene?
What was once considered a quick response has come into question this week. Most active shooters will be done in 10 min but we are seeing longer engagements. A few training lessons: It should not take 3 minutes to dial 911. get it don't immediately and get the clock rolling. ID and maintain good perimeter security. 15ish minutes of the killer on campus is not acceptable. They should have been challenged before entering.
9:53 AM Shooter parks on campus 10:10 AM entry doors penetrated with gunfire, fire alarm activated 10:13 AM First 911 call reporting shooting shots fired 10:19 AM First officer/detective on scene enters through blown-out entry doors 10:21 AM. The second officer and units on the scene enter through a separate entry. 10:27 AM Threat terminated - 14 minutes after 911 call, 17 minutes from the first shot fired. Good work, David Riedman. It shouldn't take a year to get this data. Here is the question for everyone here: Is there an "acceptable" response time that should denote a proper response? I have been in plenty of meetings with law enforcement officers who tell school employees, "We will be here in two minutes or less." That makes people feel better, but is it realistic? The response clock generally doesn't start until someone calls 911. The call is taken in and then dispatched. Is there a metric that can be applied to determine "right or wrong" response time and mitigation time? Six minutes of clearing every room to locate a shooter who is shooting doesn't seem ridiculous, so is six minutes to arrive on the scene?
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