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Responding to Active Killer Situations Operator & Instructor Certification Programs The Responding to Active Killer Situations Programs address the realities of facing subjects determined—for whatever reasons—on injuring or killing innocent victims during sustained, concentrated violent attacks. Facing the juvenile, adult, and terrorist killer are all dealt with in the programs. Our Responding to Active Killer Situations operator and instructor certification programs have been developed specifically to accomplish the following objectives:
To accomplish these objectives, the course provides an in-depth classroom
segment utilizing a PowerPoint® presentation, lesson plans, and a hands-on
introduction to basic tactics that will first be practiced and then employed
during scripted, dynamic training exercises relating to the following
mission-specific activities: Topics Covered in the 1-Day Operator Program include:
Both the operator and instructor training program have been designed to be delivered to an appropriate location of the client’s choice. The three-day instructor training program includes a copy of the operator course PowerPoint® presentation on CD-ROM. Why “active killer” instead of “active shooter”?
Worst US Active Killer School Attack
Whitman was killed by 2 police officers after a rampage lasting more than an hour. Of all the attacks on US schools to date, however, the worst was recorded in 1927 in Bath, Michigan.
On the morning of May 18, 1927, a farmer and treasurer of the Bath school board
named Andrew Kehoe
carried out a murderous plan he had apparently spent months preparing for. After
killing all the fruit trees on his farm he murdered his wife and tied her to a
cart. After setting off dynamite charges he had placed around his farm
buildings, he then drove into town and cut the wires to the central telephone
office. Kehoe then drove to the Bath School
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What is relatively new is the
spate of attacks on school children by their classmates that have taken
place over the past few decades. This fact-pattern has been explored by many
professionals in the law enforcement and educational communities, and many
theories have been brought forward. The more viable theories are explored in
these two courses.
As
indicated above, in the past, adults were usually the offenders when deadly
attacks were unleashed on schoolchildren.
Charles Whitman
(shown at left) was one of the
most well-known offenders in this category. On August 1, 1966, Whitman killed 14
people and wounded an additional 30. Many were shot as Whitman fired a deadly
barrage of accurate rifle fire from the University of Texas tower in Austin.