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Rampant Gun Violence Impels “Active Shooter Training” for Arts and Music Venues
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Bang, bang, bang, bang. Inside the darkened Moore Theatre on May 23, veteran Seattle Police Department SWAT officer Jeff Geoghagan was taking out victims with a finger gun. Three more: bang, bang, bang. Geoghagan lowered his arm. "It happens pretty quick, doesn't it?" he asked the crowd in the auditorium. Before he started "shooting," Geoghagan asked the audience to time him. The seven shots took less than 30 seconds. The lesson: The cops won't make it in time to help you. |
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stevelync
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More people need to understand that when the **** hits the fan, they are on their own for the first 3-5 minutes in an urban environment and that they are their own emergency response to get out alive.
Anyone refusing to acknowledge this and take steps to even the odds a bit, does not deserve any sympathy when evil befalls them. |
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