This must be a conversation
Ed Lundrigan
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Ed Lundrigan
Security Operations Professional/Customer Forward Service/Events/Life and Asset Protection/Hospitality/VIP/Safety
This is not to instill fear but this has become the sad reality of our world,we should never live in fear, however we can not be blind to what's going on out there, there are still places where Active shooter(aggressor) is still a "dirty" word, people don't want to talk about it,put the conversation on the floor...we can't be naive, we must make this a conversation.
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9 年The even worse part of this topic is that people, especially managers, people in positions of power and change, will not even discuss preventative measures or even awareness training. I was consulted by a client to provide an active shooter awareness seminar and when I presented my material, taken from several open sources including the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's information of Run, Hide, Fight, the client was more or less mortified and the seminar never took place. Increasingly in the security world, those with little to no experience about the realities of the world we live in believe that ignoring the issue will make it go away.