Duty of Care in the Workplace
Duty of Care refers to the moral and legal obligations of [...]
Soft Targets at Risk: The Urgency of Strengthening Security Measures against Mass Shootings
Mass shootings in schools take the headlines. A National Institute of Justice study found 31% of mass shootings over 50 years happened at work, 17% in retail, and 13% in a bar or restaurant.
Assessing the Police Response to the Texas School Massacre
21 killed and 17 injured in Texas, and a police response that was slow and confused despite having recently trained for exactly this. The first responding officer should always go in.
The Urgency of Response: How Police Are Trained to Handle Active Shooter Situations
First responders to an active shooter are trained as hunters, with the weapons and gear to engage immediately. After Columbine in 1999, where police waited three hours for SWAT, the procedure changed.
Doctor John Cheng: A Hero Dies Saving Lives in Southern Cal Church Shooting
Dr. John Cheng was a family and sports medicine physician who charged an armed attacker at a church luncheon in May 2022 and was killed doing it. He had taken safety courses. He had already decided.
