Trust the Pros: Teaching Situational Awareness in an Increasingly Violent World (Part 3)

MAWN: Do you happen to know off the top of your head any statistics about how often active shooters are stopped only when there’s another gun present, either law enforcement or an armed citizen? TP: The numbers tend to line up with cases where the shooter either gets cornered and drops their weapon, or is blindsided by someone else’s shot. For example, there was a school district incident where the suspect came around a corner and ran straight into a fully geared SWAT team. In an instant, they had lasers on his face, boom, and the person just gave up. In another school shooting, law enforcement arrived quickly, and when