This training is designed to inform staff, faculty and students of Riverside Community College District of strategies that can be used to deter, detect, delay and possibly defeat an active shooter. It includes lessons learned from past active shooter and terrorist incidents. Participants will receive valuable information that will increase their effectiveness and may reduce the district’s potential for liability. The course consists of lectures, small group discussions, participant activities and table-top scenario.
Participants will be able to:
* Discuss strategies to detect, deter, and delay violent incidents. * Discuss the lessons learned from different critical incidents on school campuses * Identify steps of a campus lockdown. * Distinguish between a terrorist event and an active shooter event.
• Observe law enforcement engaging in active shooter scenarios, and identify possible defense strategies that could be used during specific scenarios by non-law enforcement personnel.
• Define law enforcement priorities during an active shooter incident
• Discuss critical preparations and response techniques for campus personnel and students.
TO REGISTER E-Mail Sherry Colgan Stone at sherry.stone@rcc.edu with Course Title, Date of Attendance, First and Last Name and Email Address
PSC-4 Norco.
