Dartmouth holds drill for 'active shooter'

[RHJJ]

http://www.southcoasttoday.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20140821/NEWS/408210396 Help minutes away, the damage will be done.

 

[Knob Creek]

Idiots. They have no Police Station anymore. they should just move into the HS

 

[71montess]

They probably came up with this diversion too show how sensitive they are to guns on campus after denying a woman being staulked a firearm for protection. Duechnozzels.

 

[Golddiggie]

5-8 minutes means a LOT of dead teachers/students before the nut-job is captured/put down.

I'm sure we could come up with a better solution, putting less kids at risk... Actually, can think of a few things in the time it took to type this out. Auto-locking doors once the red button is press is just one item. Of course, armed teachers would also go a long way. But we all know how well THAT will go over in the PRM.

 

[frenchman]

I have drills for active shooter scenarios all the time. I call the "draw and dry fire" and "range time".

 

[WatchCityCPA]

They probably came up with this diversion too show how sensitive they are to guns on campus after denying a woman being staulked a firearm for protection. Duechnozzels.

Those dastardly Dartmouth College evildoers got the Dartmouth, MA police to hold a drill to show how a Hanover, NH college is sensitive to guns on campus? Never saw that coming.

P. S. The evildoers word is not sarcastic. Just to avoid any confusion.

 

[Jason Flare]

They probably came up with this diversion too show how sensitive they are to guns on campus after denying a woman being staulked a firearm for protection. Duechnozzels.

+1 for knowing about the Dartmouth College student.

LOL for not reading the article.

 

[dovecoon]

Couldn't they cut that response time down to approximately 0 minutes if they offered firearm training for teachers?

 

[RHJJ]

Couldn't they cut that response time down to approximately 0 minutes if they offered firearm training for teachers?

Most teachers are anti, it is sad because they should be the first line of defense.

 

[71montess]

+1 for knowing about the Dartmouth College student.

LOL for not reading the article.

Oh,never mind.

 

[In God We Trust]

As far as I know, most departments are required to conduct active shooter training annually.