1. Active Shooter Profile Notification Response North Campus Security 766-6608

2. OVERVIEW  Active Shooter Profile  Active Shooter Notification  Active Shooter Response

3. ACTIVE SHOOTER PROFILE Active Shooter : An individual actively 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 Every 15 Seconds a person dies during an Active Shooter situation

4. !!ACTIVE SHOOTER!! When: Unknown Where:Unknown Who: Unknown Will you be notified in time: Unknown  You must be prepared both mentally and physically to deal with an active shooter situation  People will be killed: The more you know the better chance you and your coworkers and students have to survive "The world is a dangerous place to live, not because of people who are evil, but because of people who don't do anything." - Albert Einstein

5. ACTIVE SHOOTER NOTIFICATION What is written: Crisis Plan Active Shooter Situation Notification:  Internal systems; CISCO IP Phones, EC2 Text Phone Messages, Fire Alarm (Voice Sounds) Notifications Immediately implement your procedures. What is said; “Attention, Attention “Active Shooter, Active Shooter”, Implement Lock Down Procedures

6. ACTIVE SHOOTER RESPONSE Response Situations :  Outside School  Inside School

7. RESPONSE IF OUTSIDE If an active shooter is OUTSIDE your building or room  Lock exterior doors, proceed to room that can be locked  Lock all doors/windows/turn off lights  Once in the room call 911/advise the dispatcher of:  Your location/name/number of people in the room  Description of shooter/shooter’s actions/last location  Remain in the room until advised by law enforcement  Do not respond to unidentified/unrecognized voice commands or fire alarms  If you have no contact in one hour, call 911 for instructions

8. ACTIVE SHOOTER RESPONSE  If an active shooter is INSIDE your building or room  Three Options you and your personnel MUST know;  Run (Evacuate)  Hide  Fight (Overpower)

9. RUN (EVACUATE)  If you have an escape path, attempt to evacuate:  Have an escape route/plan in mind if possible  Evacuate whether others agree to follow or not  Leave belongings behind and keep hands visible  Do not attempt to move wounded people  Call 911 when you are safe/can do so  Follow instructions of campus security and police officers

10. HIDE OUT  Your hiding place should:  Prevent active shooter from entering hiding place  Be out of active shooter’s view  Protect you from weapons fired in your direction (office with a closed and locked door)  Not trap you/restrict your options for movement  Once in hiding place:  Lock door/blockade door with heavy furniture  Silence cell phone/turn off any source of noise (i.e., radios, televisions)  Hide behind large items (i.e., cabinets, desks)  Remain quiet

11. OVERPOWER (FIGHT)  Take action against shooter as a last resort Only when your life is in imminent danger  Actions to disrupt/incapacitate the shooter are:  Act aggressively against active shooter  Throwing items at active shooter  Improvising weapons from available items  Yelling/Screaming

12. POLICE RESPONSE  Purpose is to stop the active shooter  Proceed to where last shots were heard  Bypass injured personnel/move to threat  Arrive in small teams/armed with rifles and handguns  Shout commands/instruct individuals to the ground for their safety

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