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Why Businesses and Organizations Should Train for Active Shooter Events

By wstadmin | May 3, 2019

“1 October” will forever be synonymous with the most horrific and deadly mass shooting in American history. Almost two weeks have passed since that incredibly evil attack suddenly changed every Americans’ sense of safety and security and many questions still go unanswered. The motive remains completely undetermined, the timeline is foggy at best, and the […]

Planning, Protocols & Persistence Saves Lives

By wstadmin | April 9, 2019

Protocols, training and persistence saved the lives of countless children at Rancho Tehama Elementary School in Corning, California. Another lunatic gunman began selecting seemingly random targets to kill in an apparent psychotic rage.  He eventually set his sights on entering the elementary school at the Rancho Tehama Reserve but that attempt was thwarted by the simple yet effective […]

7 Deadly Reasons Why Every Organization Should Train for an Active Shooter Event

By wstadmin | March 13, 2019

One historical fact about 2017 is that it was a grim reminder that active shooter and mass casualty incidents are on the rise in America.  The staggering number of casualties, the vast amount of locations, and the varied motivations of the attackers are all reasons that our mindset as a society should be changing.  It […]

5 Common Factors Present in Most Active Shooter Incidents

By wstadmin | March 4, 2019

I believe every American asked themselves the same questions Monday morning upon seeing the news from Las Vegas.  Why did he do this?  Why do these keep happening? Will this ever stop?  Although it’s in our human nature to want to understand the why, at the end of the day, the “why” does not matter.  The “why” […]

Companies Roll Out Gunshot Detectors at the Office – The Wall Street Journal

By wstadmin | February 22, 2019

Fearing attacks, firms install sensors to track, help neutralize active shooters; systems’ true purpose often masked for fear of sparking a panic. By Chip Cutter Feb. 19, 2019 6:30 a.m. ET Corporate executives worried about workplace shootings are quietly installing gunfire-detection systems in U.S. offices and factories. Most don’t tell employees what the sensors are, […]

5 Things Every Church Should Do To Improve Security

By wstadmin | January 27, 2019

Tennessee church shooting leaves one dead, several wounded, officials say. That was the headline on Sunday, September 24, 2017. According to police the masked gunman shot and killed one female in the parking lot and then entered the sanctuary where he began shooting people indiscriminately. One Church member, a 22 year old usher, was able to respond […]

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