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Responding to the Rampage School Shooter 2-Day Event
Presented by Crisis Systems Management, LLC
HOSTED BYBay Area Negotiator’s Group and Pasco County Sheriff’s Office
LOCATIONGrace Family Church22920 FL-54Lutz, Florida 33549
REGISTRATION FEEFree to BANG membersRegister at crisisnegotiation.us
QUESTIONSRegistration Questions: Troy [email protected]
Curriculum/Prerequisite Questions:Deb [email protected]
Regarding the Training Site: Detective Siobhan [email protected]
This 14-hour course is designed to provide law enforcement first responders, CIT officers, school resource officers, mental health professionals, crisis negotiators and tactical operators a behavioral composite of school shooters in the United States — sometimes referred to as the ‘Classroom Avenger” or “Rampage School Shooter.”
Day 1
The lecture portion will begin with a discussion of the “Pathway to Intended Violence” with a historical review of school shooters in the United States and a perspective on what each of those incidents have in common from an operational and behavioral standpoint. We will also discuss the psychological and sociological aspects of the “Classroom Avenger” with special emphasis on mental health factors, communication and de-escalation techniques. The presentation will address the typologies of the “Rampage School Shooter” with examples of each. The presentation will outline intelligence gathering and communication guidelines for a stand-off.
Day 2
The practical portion will consist of an intense team-oriented, scenario-driven exercise based on an actual event. Up to 6 teams of 4-10 persons will participate in a non-evaluated exercise. Attendees may participate with their own team, form an ad hoc team, participate as a facilitator or observe.
Expendable supplies will be provided. Equipment available upon request.
Although this course is intended for crisis negotiators, school resource officers, CIT officers, mental health professionals and tactical operators are welcome to attend. Certificates will be provided for those individuals who attend both days and who register in advance.
This course is not an ‘active assailant’ course, nor is it intended to suggest that communication is an acceptable alternative to an active assailant situation. This course is designed to give responders and others in a position to intervene a broader understanding of the pre-incident behavioral indicators, subject motivation, dynamics of the incident and practical guidelines for mitigation.
Absolutely no walk-ins please.
NOTE: There will be a registration option for Day 1 only. Attendees who wish to participate in Day 1 only will receive an abbreviated certificate.
January 29-30, 2020 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. each day | Lutz, FL (Pasco County)
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