Every active shooter incident involves a minimum of three crime scenes: the location of the shooting, the suspect’s mode of

Today’s panel tackles a critical question: What’s the difference between tactics and management in active shooter events? The team dives

In today’s episode, our panel discusses the importance of effective door breaching techniques during emergency situations, such as active shooter

Episode 108 revisits the critical topic of responding to shootings in healthcare facilities. Instructors from the National Center for Integrated

Today’s episode delves into the complex challenges faced when responding to hospital-based shooting incidents and the strategies needed to address

In Episode 106 of the Active Shooter Incident Management podcast, host Bill Godfrey and instructors Scott Formankiewicz, Kami Maertz, and

Ever wondered how first responders juggle competing demands in high-stakes situations? This episode reveals the art of balancing threat neutralization

Episode 104 features a panel discussion with law enforcement and Fire EMS experts, delving into the benefits, challenges, and practical

Full-scale active shooter exercises can be logistical nightmares, not to mention the high costs, time, and personnel needed. An alternative

What would you do if you were the first to arrive at an active shooter event? The first arriving law

In today’s episode our panelists discuss the challenges of implementing change in emergency response protocols. The episode delves into common

In today’s podcast we continue the discussion with John-Michael Keyes, Stacy Avila, and Kevin Burd from the I Love U

In today’s podcast we discuss the importance of reunification training and exercises for schools and public safety organizations. John-Michael Keyes,

Join us for a discussion on crisis communication strategies for large-campus environments. Our expert panel delves into the critical aspects

In today’s episode our panel explores the power of “inverted thinking” in emergency response planning and management. This episode delves

Active shooter data and trends offer valuable insights for first responders.

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This episode offers crucial information to enhance your understanding of this vital topic.

Learn how the “I Love U Guys” Foundation started, how it has grown, and where it is headed.

When multiple events affect a community there will be a competition for resources. The best way to manage this…

When is it appropriate for law enforcement to transport a patient? What does it really mean to get definitive care?

Breaching is a critical skill that can save lives during an active shooter event, but most law enforcement officers lack

Today we address a listener’s question about the consequences for police officers making mistakes during an active shooter response.

Every first responder needs to know some basic tactics for operating in a tactical situation.

What are the crucial responsibilities of the perimeter group in maintaining control and keeping things from going sideways?

The shooting has stopped but injured individuals are now being held hostage. Is this still considered active killing?

We revisit topics to assess our progress and identify areas that still need improvement.

What happens after the shooter has been stopped, the last patient transported, and survivors reunited?

During an active shooter event, rapid decision-making and effective communication are crucial – and that takes leadership. Leadership can happen

The Transport Group Supervisor is responsible for more than just calling ambulances and getting them to the scene. While their

The initial response to an active shooter event typically involves a blend of patrol officers present at the scene. If

Not every Active Shooter event unfolds in the same way. When there’s a deviation from the norm, the potential for

Sometimes communications fail – not just radios. In scenarios like active shooter events, getting information out and keeping the mission

In the aftermath, of an active shooter incident, what can a civilian on the scene do to help? In today’s

In an active shooter incident, a Rescue Task Force is a medical mission with a security component. RTF1, the first

How do you know what products will help solve your problems? When talking to security consultants how do you know

Reality doesn’t always unfold like our training. It can be chaotic and confusing and can stall anywhere in the process.

The mission of an SRO is direct threat intervention. Today we speak with Billy Perry and his approach to training