This document provides guidance on what to do in an active shooter situation:
1) If evacuation is possible, run and help others escape while leaving belongings behind. Call 911 when safe.
2) If hiding, lock doors, silence phones and remain quiet out of the shooter's view.
3) Fighting is a last resort only when in imminent danger; act aggressively and improvise weapons to incapacitate the shooter.
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Active Shooter Pamphlet
This document provides guidance on what to do in an active shooter situation:
1) If evacuation is possible, run and help others escape while leaving belongings behind. Call 911 when safe.
2) If hiding, lock doors, silence phones and remain quiet out of the shooter's view.
3) Fighting is a last resort only when in imminent danger; act aggressively and improvise weapons to incapacitate the shooter.
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When law enforcement arrives:
Remain calm and follow instructions
Drop items in your hands (e.g., bags, jackets) Raise hands and spread fingers Keep hands visible at all times Avoid quick movements toward officers, such as holding on to them for safety
ACTIVE Avoid pointing, screaming or yelling Do not ask questions when evacuating
Information to provide to 911 operations:
Location of the active shooter SHOOTER EVENT Number of shooters QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE Physical description of shooters Number and type of weapons shooter has Number of potential victims at location
For questions or additional assistance contact: An “active shooter” is an individual who is
Your local law enforcement authorities or FBI Field office : engaged in killing or attempting to kill people in a confined and populated area; in most cases, active shooters use firearms(s) and there is no pattern or method to their selection of victims.
Victims are selected at random
Department of Homeland Security Event is unpredictable and evolves quickly 3801 Nebraska Ave, NW Washington, DC 20528 Knowing what to do can save lives ACTIVE SHOOTER EVENTS When an Active Shooter is in your vicinity, 3 FIGHT you must be prepared both mentally and Fight as a last resort and only when your physically to deal with the situation. life is in imminent danger Attempt to incapacitate the shooter
You have three options: Act with as much physical aggression as
possible 1 RUN Improvise weapons or throw items at the Have an escape route and plan in mind active shooter Leave your belongings behind Commit to your actions . . . your life depends on it Evacuate regardless of whether others agree to follow Help others escape, if possible Do not attempt to move the wounded Prevent others from entering an area The first officers to arrive on scene will not where the active shooter may be stop to help the injured. Expect rescue Keep your hands visible teams to follow initial officers. These rescue Call 911 when you are safe teams will treat and remove injured.
Once you have reached a safe location, you
2 HIDE will likely be held in that area by law enforcement until the situation is under Hide in an area out of the shooter’s view control, and all witnesses have been Lock door or block entry to your hiding place identified and questioned. Do not leave the Silence your cell phone (including vibrate area until law enforcement authorities have mode) and remain quiet instructed you to do so.
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