Category #4. I make my way to the office and get on the loud speaker: Hey MoFo! Meet me in sporting goods in 5 minutes.
Just announce you are armed and hunting him. I got money says he stops shooting. Anybody else. Another approach.
Category #4. I make my way to the office and get on the loud speaker: Hey MoFo! Meet me in sporting goods in 5 minutes.
Those whose amazing sense of situational awareness keeps them from going to Walmart at all.
There's an active situation unfolding right now in N. Austin at a Home Depot at Howard Ln./IH 35. Supposedly it's a bomb scare and APD cleared the building.
Fortunately, all the floor staff were on break.
Yes I have them and the secret decoder ring!
I mean really, the best plan would be to grab a wheelbarrow from the gardening aisle, duct tape some titanium watches from the jewelry department to it and engage the shooter from behind cover.
This reminds me, apparently fed.gov must have been sending out the script to this video, because I've seen like half a dozen different versions of it, but with the wording literally, verbatim, the same:
I'm guessing the advice from it would be fine for the majority of the population, but if you think I'm gonna get trapped hiding with you behind the copier, please by all means continue thinking that. As far as improvising a weapon goes, anything can be a weapon. For example, this weapon!
I just took the test Friday, there was about a half dozen questions. I've seen the video so many times I just went to the test.Run Hide Fight is a DHS initiative to address active shooter situations. Been around since 2013 or 2014, I think. Maybe as late as 2015. So yes, it’s a federal psa program. I seem to recall at one point they also offered some type of online training too, which was nothing but watch the video then choose your own adventure.