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By Chris Grollnek, Active Shooter Expert. Former U.S. Marine and [...]
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Swatting began as a tactic among online gamers. A false report of a violent threat pulls a full law enforcement response to an address, and a single caller can make hundreds of them.
ASPP™ and Scylla hosted a January 30, 2024 discussion on moving from response to prevention, and on the measures that protect a community before an incident rather than after one.
The mass shooting in Lewiston, Maine is another reminder of how much prevention work is left. ASPP™ exists to give people, organizations, and communities the knowledge and tools to act before an attack.
A day of learning on active shooter and threat prevention for houses of worship, and thanks to everyone who took part. The subject was how a congregation can worship without worry.
A note to readers on the unfolding violence and its reach across North America and the globe, on standing with Israel and the global Jewish community, and on the freedom to practice faith safely.
Escalating violence abroad has people asking about their own businesses, houses of worship, schools, and agencies at home. P.R.O. Model™ training, Prevention, Response, Options, is built for that question.