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wfraser · 08-29-2006, 13:30

Working on the local SWAT/SRT team one of the main things we have focused on is schools. Why? Schools are the heart of the community....not Wal-Mart, Target, Home Depot. When kids are envolved Americans tend to loose their minds. We run one senario after another on schools and we practice different entries. A school taken hostage is one of the worst things that can happen in a community. One of our questions we ask ourself is do we do a dynamic entry or not? You guys who have done CQC what is your opinon. My thoughts were suprise, speed and violence. The only problem I have is that our target idenfication may be on the slow side. We don't need any SWAT guys popping the wrong kids. Anyone know some drills that could help this. We have a guy from the 10th group coming in October who is suppose to hit on this subject. Is he going to be able to help with this? LATER.

08-29-2006, 13:30	#47
wfraser Asset Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Georgia Posts: 21	Violence in Schools Working on the local SWAT/SRT team one of the main things we have focused on is schools. Why? Schools are the heart of the community....not Wal-Mart, Target, Home Depot. When kids are envolved Americans tend to loose their minds. We run one senario after another on schools and we practice different entries. A school taken hostage is one of the worst things that can happen in a community. One of our questions we ask ourself is do we do a dynamic entry or not? You guys who have done CQC what is your opinon. My thoughts were suprise, speed and violence. The only problem I have is that our target idenfication may be on the slow side. We don't need any SWAT guys popping the wrong kids. Anyone know some drills that could help this. We have a guy from the 10th group coming in October who is suppose to hit on this subject. Is he going to be able to help with this? LATER.
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