Caught in the Aftermath of a Mass Shooter

If you get caught in the aftermath of a mass shooter what should you do? Yes, mass killer would be a better description now that vehicles and knives are becoming popular.

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If you are in the area of a Mass Killer what should you do after the killing has stopped? Here are some bullet points to think about:

Do you have people with you?

  • Evac them away from the shooter and any other crowds
  • Leave with them unless:
    • You are involved, and/or
    • You plan to help because you see a need and have the training to fill it:
      • Do you have life saving skill?
      • Can you triage a scene?
      • Do you know enough to get others out and/or emergency personnel in?
      • Hunting time is probably over… but you might have to.

If you are involved as a fighter:

  • Keep other away from the killer
  • Keep others away from the killer’s weapon(s)
    • Take it and/or use it
    • Hide it / render it inert
    • Stand on it
    • Leave it alone
  • Bomb?
  • Hostages

Create Distance

  • More distance is more better
  • As far as you can while still isolating the shooter
  • Is he playing possum?
  • What if he is a bomb/has a bomb?

Take Cover

  • Bombs
  • Position of advantage
  • From everythign

Watch you six

  • Do you need the gun in your hand?
  • Cops are coming
  • Other bad guys could be in the area?
  • Other good guys could be hunting

Evacuate others away from the shooter and triage

  • If you can walk, go that way
  • Look around for anyone you can help, take them with you
  • You are going to take command of the situation until somone else gets there

When the police arrive

  • You are the victim
  • Do what they tell you to
  • No aggressive movements
  • It might hurt
  • If told to evacutate, go but don’t go far
  • talk in simple terms, no specifics and no specific questions answered.

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Stay Safe,

Ben

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