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Originally Posted by Richard
Good call. Nothing like a little light, noise, and movement to attract attention to oneself and the group and to go running out in the open when you don't know where the attacker might be, to increase the level of confusion and panic, to help the teacher lose accountability of their pupils, and to add to the confusion of the security forces trying to interpret and handle the situation. Don't forget to have them wear bright clothing, scream, and wave a red bandana as they run past - works every time. ...
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I don't think the SRO will be covering the whole school grounds.
I don't think the local SWAT team will be on station in 30 seconds with fields of fire established and a cordon set up.
And for you two I didn't tell them to go running down the hallway.
And I really don't give a circular area under a rats tail about teacher acountability of students in a classroom at a time like that.
The one thing the same at the shootings at schools, malls, and workplaces is the trapped people are shot down and everybody wonders "Why didn't they run?"
And, yes, Richard I am quite familar with our local "lock down" plans and the SRO working the school my girls went to. I made a point to introduce my self to the SRO and chat with her every now and again.