Live Webinar Best Practices for Law Enforcement Professionals Learn How to Advance Active Shooter Response when Seconds Count 1
Agenda & Panelists 1 2 3 Welcome & Introduction Daumaune Journey, VP Security Solutions, SST, Inc. Active Shooter Research & Data Terry Nichols, Assistant Director, ALERRT Practical, Proven Strategies Chief Ron Teachman, South Bend Police Department 2
Live Webinar, Terry Nichols Active Shooter Research & Data: New Technologies that Address Active Shooter Scenarios Terry Nichols, Assistant Director, ALERRT 3
The Problem: 160 Domestic Events 4
Increasing Frequency 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 5
Shot and Killed by Year 250 200 150 Wounded Killed 100 50 0 6
4 Shot 2 Die 7
Location of Attacks Commerce Education Outdoors Other 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 8
15% of Attackers Go Mobile 9
Frequency 2 Response Time: 3 Minutes 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Response Time in Minutes 10
55% of Attacks End Pre-Police 11
Flow of an Attack Suicide (11%) Attacker Stops (15%) Leaves (4%) Attack Begins Victims Stop (30%) Subdue (8%) Shoot (22%) 12
45% of Attacks End After Police 13
Police Arrival - Flow Suicide (29%) Attack Begins Police Arrive Attacker Stops (37%) Victims (37%) Stop (18%) Attacker Stops Police Stop (18%) Leaves (8%) Subdue (15%) Shoot (3%) Suicide (29%) Surrender (8%) Subdue (15%) Shoot (3%) 14
How are Police Notified? 15
Civilian Victims 16
Victim Initiated Technology How do we leverage technology to decrease response time and warn potential victims? 17
Ordinary Devices Doing Extraordinary Things 18
Victim Initiated Technology 19
Automatic Response Technology 20
Automatic Response Technology 21
Automatic Response Technology 22
Automatic Response Technology 23
Leverage & Embrace Technology To sum up, we need to remember our goal is to save as many lives as possible in a tragic active shooter event. As professionals, we should strive to do everything we can to prepare our communities long before an event occurs. With the advancement of technologies we see everyday, we should leverage and embrace these technological advancements at every opportunity. 24
Active Shooter Research & Data Thank you! Terry Nichols, Assistant Director, ALERRT 25
3 Live Webinar, Chief Ron Teachman Practical, Proven Strategies For Active Shooter Scenarios For Law Enforcement Agencies Chief Ron Teachman, South Bend Police Department 26
3 Officer Safety Comes First 27
3 Officer Safety Comes First Mandatory seat belt and body armor policies: 28
3 Officer Fatalities in 2013 In the line of duty, 100 officers were killed, 59 in automobile crashes or shootings. 29
Body Armor Saves Lives Between 2003 and 2012, 36% of the officers who were feloniously killed in the line of duty were not wearing body armor. Since 1987, more than 3,000 law enforcement officers have survived lifethreatening injuries, because they were protected by body armor. 30
3 When do you know? Where do you go? 31
3 911 PSAP Call-Taker Delays 32
The Missing 80% Recognition Redundancy Retaliation Resignation 33
The Aura of Omniscience Spiral Search Cameras 34
Treat the Wounded Rescue Teams Tourniquets Collateral Victims Crisis Intervention Teams EAP 35
Five Takeaways 1. The Best Training 2. The Right Equipment 3. Integrate Technology 4. Tend to the Wounded 5. Engage the Community 36
3 Practical, Proven Strategies Thank you! Chief Ron Teachman, South Bend Police Department 37
Live Webinars Active Shooter Webinar Series Upcoming Sessions Q1 2015: Campus/University Government & Commercial Buildings 38
Live Webinars Thank you for participating in this Webinar. 39
Q&A How Can We Help? SST, Inc. 7979 Gateway Blvd, Suite 210 Newark, CA 94560-1156 +1 (888) 274 6877 info@.com www..com @ 40