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There are many partners who work together to make your campus safe. The likelihood of an active shooter occurrence on your campus is extremely remote. However, when the unthinkable happens, it's essential to be prepared to act just like you would in a fire. [Music] [Music] Today we're going to talk about different regions. [Music] Are you done? [Music] I think that was a gun. Run. Run. Did you hear that? I don't know. Every second counts. Did you hear that? Not sure if that's gunfire.

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What's that? I don't know what else is happening. Check for crowd reactions, shouts, screams. Trust your intuition. If it sounds like it could be a gun, react as though it is. Planning could save your life. Be familiar with your environment. Knowing your options ahead of time means you can act with a clear mind when fear and adrenaline kick in. Scan and assess your situation. Consider your options. Active [Music] shooter situations are unpredictable and evolve quickly. You will need to react fast.

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If you believe you can escape safely, do so immediately. When you are safe, call 911. There's a shooter on campus. [Music] Got people coming out. [Music] Where's the shooter? I think he's in the library. Okay, get behind our truck. Follow the directions of police. Choose a safe exit. Don't attract the shooter's attention. Protect yourself first before helping others. Come here. Now, hurry. Turn the door off. Find a secure room or space. The latch. Shut the lights. Turn off the lights. Cover windows.

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Get out of the line of fire. Lock the door and barricade it if you can. Someone's shooting. We're going to lock down. We're going to be safe. Don't worry. Improvise. Stay out of the line of fire. Get under desks or behind tables. Mute your phone. Be quiet. Wait for police to come to you. [Music] Hey everyone, slow your phones. [Music] Turn off the lights. Lock and barricade doors. Stay out of the line of fire. Be quiet. [Music] Please remember, we're not going to be invisible.

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When you can't get out or hide, your last resort may be to fight. You turn off the lights. Wait, can I do the desk? Everybody, whether you are alone or with a group, be ready to fight for your life. Commit to aggressive action. Mentally prepare yourself to physically fight. It would be a fight for your life. It's your decision. [Music] [Music] Disarm and incapacitate the shooter any way you can. Keep him down. Improvise weapons from nearby objects. Commit to an aggressive physical attack.

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Stop the threat. [Music] If you are safe in your hiding place, stay there and let police come to you. It's the police service. Announce your presence. Remember, the primary duty of police is to stop the shooter and then tend to casualties. Okay, what we need you to do now is just follow our direction. Everything's going to be okay. We're going to get you to exit the room nice and slowly, one at a time, with your hands. Do whatever you can to get through this. Odds are you will never face the

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unthinkable, but if you do, keep the odds in your favor. Okay, you next. Planning can save your life. Having options empowers you and helps control your fear. Be familiar with your environment. Assess your situation. Make a decision and act. I'm still shaking. I'm still shaking. Get out. Hide. Fight. We're okay. We're all okay. [Music]