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10. Another angle for victims' families' lawsuits-- training

Fri Mar 9, 2018, 10:36 AM

Mar 2018

The dept was responsible for providing training related to the active shooter protocol.

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Parkland Deputy Told Cops to Stay Away During Shooting [View all] DonViejo Mar 2018 OP

The CT gun nutz will say, "of course he did". Ligyron Mar 2018 #1

It's easy for macho-men gunners to second guess someone after the fact groundloop Mar 2018 #2

"Active Shooter Protocol" MichMary Mar 2018 #3

Here is a link to a 60-page document regarding MichMary Mar 2018 #4

A couple years ago, I had a required training seminar BumRushDaShow Mar 2018 #5

Yup MichMary Mar 2018 #6

OK tough guy Spouting1horn Mar 2018 #11

A Law Enforcement Officer is paid to do just that. Merlot Mar 2018 #12

I'm not a law enforcement officer MichMary Mar 2018 #13

Now you did it. You used the "fully automatic" term. Paladin Mar 2018 #14

It's in the job description, sorry. AtheistCrusader Mar 2018 #18

Did you mean to sound hostile? irisblue Mar 2018 #19

This is what happens when you have a good guy(s) with a gun UpInArms Mar 2018 #7

I take issue with the assertion that he was 'good'. nt B2G Mar 2018 #8

+1 MichMary Mar 2018 #15

That's why we need to do away with guns JI7 Mar 2018 #20

Total failure inwiththenew Mar 2018 #9

Another angle for victims' families' lawsuits-- training Nash Teeth Mar 2018 #10

Supposedly, MichMary Mar 2018 #16

I see three primary issues: AzureCrest Mar 2018 #17