Active Shooter Study: Quick Reference Guide (abstract)

Active Shooter Study: Quick Reference Guide (abstract)

FBI Active Shooter Study Quick Reference Guide

In 2014 the Federal Bureau of Investigation initiated a study of active shooter incidents to provide federal, state, local, campus and tribal law enforcement with accurate data to better understand how to prevent, prepare for, respond to and recover from these incidents.

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