johnelmore
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Conventional advice is to "lock down" when faced with an active shooter. Basically you buy time and hope for the police to arrive in time.
Why not simply make a run for it in the opposite direction? The shooter is going to be focused on targets closest to them and they probably will not give chase. You wont have a weapon or equipment and can probably run faster then the shooter who is weighed down probably with at least 20 lbs.
So would you make a run for it or lock the office door and barricade?
Why not simply make a run for it in the opposite direction? The shooter is going to be focused on targets closest to them and they probably will not give chase. You wont have a weapon or equipment and can probably run faster then the shooter who is weighed down probably with at least 20 lbs.
So would you make a run for it or lock the office door and barricade?