1. RECOGNIZING THREATS AND SURVIVING WORKPLACE VIOLENCE

2. Terror at Columbine

3. IF YOU SEE SOMETHING SAY SOMETHING this is everyone’s responsibility

4. One Universal—Emotional Leakage
"...is it normal to want to kill ALL of ur coworkers? Maybe but I’m actually in a position where I can," he tweeted on June 1, 2009,

7. Gun Related Violence In US -2012
33 killed daily
11,206 killed
21,228 injured
18,689 suicides

8. Victims of 16 Mass Shootings – 2012 http://www. motherjones
Number Of People Killed With Guns Since Sandy Hook Elementary Shooting December 14, 2012
9730

10. Church Sikh Temple massacre in Wisconsin
Indianapolis pastor shot and killed May 19, 2012
Police: Homeless man shot 2 at Maryland church – May 4, 2012
Sikh Temple massacre in Wisconsin
6 killed, 3 wounded - August 5, 2012

11. Elementary School
154 Rounds and 5 minutes later 20 FIRST GRADERS AND 6 educators are slaughtered

12. Aurora Colorado Theater Massacre
90 seconds from first 911 call to police arrival
12 Killed
58 Wounded
If you can’t get out, lay on the ground and don’t move

13. Navy Yard Shooting 12 Killed 8 Wounded
END THE TORMENT

14. 4 Dead, 3 Wounded in Wisconsin Mall Shooting October 22, Dead, 1 wounded in Oregon Mall Shooting December 13, 2012

15. Albuquerque Shooting: Emcore Corporation 'Chaos' Leaves 3 Dead, 4 Injured because of a child custody suit
'Heroic actions' reduced Emcore tragedy

17. FACES OF INNOCENCE

18. SURVIVORS

19. Profile of a shooter?
Race? Age? Income?

20. Profiles are useless

21. Myths about mass murderers
They just snapped
They were on drugs during event
Only crazy people kill
Psychotic individuals cannot plan in a precise and methodical manner
Low IQ
Only use guns

22. 26% of mass shootings begin with homicide of guardians

23. TRIGGERS INTERNAL VS. EXTERNAL THREATS DOMESTIC ISSUES
WORKPLACE ISSUES
TRAUMATIC EVENTS
SUBSTANCE ABUSE

24. STUDENT STRESSORS FINANCES GRADES CULTURE SHOCK RELATIONSHIPS
ROOMMATE CONFLICTS
TIME MANAGEMENT

25. SIGNS
If you ask people if there is anyone in their life that they suspect could be involved in an active shooter situation, most could come up with a name.

26. Recognizing gradual or sudden changes of behavior
WHOLE PERSON CONCEPT
Recognizing gradual or sudden changes of behavior
SUBSTANCE ABUSE
US vs. THEM MENTALITY
BOASTING OF WEAPONS/SUBTLE THREATS/VIOLENT FANTASIES
REBELLION AGAINST AUTHORITY
VIEWING EVERYTHING AS NEGATIVE
SUDDEN CHANGES IN DEMEANOR
ABSENTEEISM/LOW PRODUCTIVITY
ANGER
ANXIETY
DEPRESSION
ISOLATED/WITHDRAWN
NEGLECT IN PERSONAL APPEARANCE
CHANGE IN APPETITE
QUICK TEMPER
MOODY
OVERREACTION
FEELING OVERWHELMED
HAS A PLAN TO “SOLVE ALL PROBLEMS”
EMPATHY FOR INDIVIDUALS COMMITTING VIOLENCE
PARANOID

27. First Mass Shooting Andrew Phillip Kehoe May 18 1927
Bath School Disaster – Michigan
Killed 44 (38 children, 7-12 years old)
Injured 58
"Criminals are made, not born"

28. University of Texas Tower Sniper
Charles Joseph Whitman
August 1, 1966
Killed 17 (incl wife and mother) Wounded 32
2 hours
Observable behavior (dolly, guns, food)
Fatal brain tumor

29. 33 DEAD SHOT 3 TIMES EACH/ 28 SHOT IN HEAD 5 FACULTY 27 STUDENTS
1 SHOOTER
25 WOUNDED

30. McDonalds Massacre July 1984 “Hunting People”
22 Killed (from 8 months old to 74 years old)
Wife of shooter tried to sue McDonalds saying Chicken McNuggets caused his psychosis

31. Victims: UNM Professor And Student
Jealous ex-boyfriend stalked UNM English Professor, Hector Torres and Stefania Gray, Graduate Student and shot them to death in their home
Police found a classroom number in Ortega Hall where Torres was teaching an English class written down in the killers home

32. NM Schools have never had one right?
November 20, 1999
Deming Middle School
12 year old shoots 13 year old female student in head
School officials “had heard a lot of stories”
“Was going to kill himself at school but the gun moved”
"According to some of the other kids he would get violent because since his mother died recently, they would say stuff about his mother," said the father, a 36-year-old mechanic and construction worker.
He said his son no longer wanted to go to school in the United States and had complained that other kids were bothering him.

33. What percentage of students feel they have been bullied?
75%

34. DEFINITION OF BULLYING BIG RED POLICY 2240
Repeated mistreatment by verbal abuse, threatening, intimidating, humiliating conduct or sabotage that creates or promotes an adverse and counterproductive environment, so as to interfere with or undermine legitimate University learning, teaching and/or operations.
PHYSICAL
VERBAL
NONVERBAL
ANONYMOUS
THREATENING A PERSON’S JOB OR WELL -BEING

35. CYBER BULLYING

36. Bullying in the NFL?
Voic
"Hey, wassup, you half n----- piece of s---. I saw you on Twitter, you been training 10 weeks. [I want to] s--- in your f---ing mouth. [I'm going to] slap your f---ing mouth."
"[I'm going to] slap your real mother across the face [laughter]."
"F--- you, you're still a rookie. I'll kill you."

37. 1987 STATEMENT ON PROFESSIONAL ETHICS
Professors avoid any exploitation, harassment, or discriminatory treatment of students.
Professors do not discriminate against or harass colleagues.
Bullying is unacceptable in all working, learning, and service interactions.
University is committed to providing a respectful campus, free of bullying in all of its forms

38. CAMPUS VIOLENCE BIG RED POLICY # 2210
ANY ACTS OR THREATENED ACTS OF VIOLENCE WILL NOT BE TOLERATED

39. Workplace Violence
Over 6000 People Have Been Victims Of Homicides At Work In Past 10 Years
Nearly 2 Million American Workers Report Having Been Victims Of Workplace Violence Annually
Over 6 Million Are Threatened Annually

40. WHERE TO GO FOR HELP UNM POLICE 277-2241 OR 911 SUPERVISOR
FACULTY INTERVENTION TEAM SAFE
CARS
SHAC
DISPUTE RESOLUTION
LGBTQ RESOURCE CENTER
THE OFFICE OF EQUITY AND INCLUSION

41. HATE/BIAS INCIDENT REPORTING SYSTEM OFFICE OF EQUITY AND INCLUSION
A hate crime is a “crime of violence, property damage, or threat that is motivated in whole or in part by an offender’s bias based on race, religion, ethnicity, national origin, gender, physical or mental disability and sexual orientation.”

42. RESOURCES FOR FACULTY AND STAFF FOR STUDENT INTERVENTION AND SAFETY
FACULTY INTERVENTION TEAM
OSET (OFFICE OF SUPPORT FOR EFFECTIVE TEACHING)
277-SAFE
Student who appears to be in acute distress, e.g. shouting incoherently , weeping openly, making vague, undirected threats of harm to self or others.
Student-produced material ( , term papers, films) which contains credible threats of harm to self or others or to the University
Student who expresses credible (but not imminent) ideas of doing physical harm to self or others, including statements referencing violence as a solution to campus conflict
Student who expresses above on social networking sites

43. DON’T BE AFRAID TO COME TO UNM WHY DON’T WE SPEAK UP?
Don’t want to appear paranoid – there is a difference between being paranoid and being aware
Don’t want to be labeled a rat
Afraid to challenge people
Feel supervisor or professor should report it
Feel they should mind their own business
Fear of being accused of blowing things out of proportion
Fear of confrontation
Conflict & confidentiality – “No one will trust me”
Thought they were joking
Disbelief that it is happening
Examples:
Old Ft. Hood vs. New Ft. Hood
Columbine parents
1987 APD Officer John Carrillo

44. GUT MANAGEMENT

46. UNM SAFETY AND RISK SERVICES
Surviving an Active Shooter in the Workplace
Target Audience: University of New Mexico faculty, staff and students.
Link to Video -- UNM Learning Central

47. EMERGENCY SIREN
The University of New Mexico Emergency Alert Sirens are sounded:
Dangerous to be outdoors, such as a severe lightning storm
Environmental hazard
Threat from an armed individual
During an alert, people who are not on campus and hear the siren should not come on campus. People who are on campus should seek shelter in place or the nearest building. Await further instructions.
Lobo Alert Emergency Messaging System (Voluntary)

48. IF YOU SEE SOMETHING, SAY SOMETHING
CONTACT:
DEB KUIDIS
MANAGER OF INDUSTRIAL SECURITY /FSO
1717 ROMA, RM. 204