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<p>It's sad but realistic that we need to be aware of this type of
incident. This is a great video, although a little graphic!</p>
<p>Please share with your team as you feel appropriate.</p>
<p>Jack</p>
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This video came from Art Groux and is a good video for
those that work in resturants, bar, hotels, and office
type environments. I would emphasize the fact that the
cell phones should be on vibrate or silenced at work. You
may have found a great place to hide, but if your phone
rings while you are hiding that could compromise your
location. In trainings I have done, womens foot wear has
been an issue in some cases. In office environments women
tend to wear shoes with various heel size. These heel can
make is difficult to run and also the noise the heels make
on the solid floors can be noisey and attract the
attention of an active threat. Falling in the heels can
cause injury that may limit the womans ability to flee. <br>
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Lastly, the public should be educated on wound management
and bleeding control. Improvised tourniquets and hemostatic
agents that are avialable to the public and are not that
expensive. School Teachers and School Nurses can use paper
towls to cover or pack the wound. Shoe laces, scarfs and
some belts can utilized to make improvised tourniquets. <br>
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It is sad that we even need to discuss this topic, but as the
world changes, we need to adapt to the changing threats. <br>
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As always, stay safe and feel free to pass this information onto
others that you think may find it useful.<br>
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<a href="http://www.tactical-ems.com">www.tactical-ems.com</a><br>
413-531-8699<br>
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Eric, I was forwarded this and thought you would be interested. It
is a very good video for the non-public safety community and even
though it does not show any of the victims as armed it clearly shows
how fast the shooter is at getting them before they could even take
a shoot at the shooter, good to emphasize that the odds of actually
being able to stop a shooter are slim for the untrained person and
that run and hide are always the best options. Have a great day,
Art
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Art Groux<br>
EMS Chief
Emergency Management Director<br>
205 Bridge St<br>
P.O. Box 642<br>
Suffield CT 06078<br>
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target="_blank">(860) 668-3881</a> office<br>
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