| Originally Posted by Dr.Magoo If you work for a police department I believe that the State Police STOP team conducts active shooter training for other departments still. If any MSP members can confirm if this is still the case. I took this training several years ago and it was by far some of the best training I have ever had. Also, if you work for a department that is associated with a regional team, some of those run the class as well. But it wasn't the same for me. I preferred the STOP team class. |
| Originally Posted by JMB1977 Holy Cross just went throught "active shooter training for a nonarmed agency" last week provided by Worcester PD and Boston PD...great class however I think my response to that situation would be first to set up perimeter far far away. |
| Originally Posted by 5-0 I would grab some holy water and hide behind one of those patented 'Keep criminals out' gates that they have. The instructors had a hard time keeping a straight face during the class. Boston PD does a great presentation though. |
| Originally Posted by Irish Wampanoag I am not busting balls here but how can a local police department such as Boston and Worcester PDs train a police department on how to react to an active shooter unarmed when they have never been unarmed nor have any experience responding to such an incident unarmed. If anything the the unarmed police departments e.g colleges should be teaching the armed police e.g locals, state etc how to respond unarmed. I dont care how good the class or classes were. Any asshole police department who teaches an unarmed police department on how respond to an active shooting are using you as experimental crash test dummies. Local and State police departments should be advocating the need for arm police on college and hospital campuses and should not be teaching you how to respond unarmed. The local and state pedophilia unions should suck up their insecurities and do whats right. Enough said!!! PS only here Assachusetts would a class like this be taught. |
| It's simple... they train them only in the narrow context of communications. In other words, the Armed P.D. uses the unarmed P.D. for intel and directions upon arrival. (If the indigenous campus guys are still alive and on the same net) Any way you look at it, you cannot deny that an unarmed P.D. is INEFFECTIVE to carry out current active shooter response doctrine. At the very least it's a tangible delay in response time. In a worst case scenario it's involuntary manslaughter. |
| Originally Posted by 5-0 Basically, it was an opportunity for the armed PD to tell us how they were going to respond, and what tactics they were going to use. "If we show up, give us keys, one of your radios, and schematics of the building." |
| Originally Posted by mpd61 Sounds like what they would do at the Mall. And in the end isn't that just great? I'm sure the Trustees and Students don't really understand that do they? ![]() |
| Unarmed police officers?That is the stupidist thing I've ever heard of!How can you be a police officer and not be armed.What do you do when the suspect has a a gun or a knife? |
It didn't take very long for your sweet disposition to change now did it? ![]() |
| HEy, Does anyone know of some good active shooter schools? Trying to pic up a few trainings this year, and since this is a really hot topic, and the way alot of PDs are going I figured that I would get more experience with it... Ive looked all over the internet, and figured I would get some opinions from other law enforcement proffessionals as well. THANKS!!! |
| Oh really? Well the way you run your mouth all over this site, youd think you were the Messiah of weapons safety and all of law enforcement. |
| You got alot of misconseptions about the Nuclear Security world.. and its in your own ignorance. |
| Unlike you, I prepare for the job and choose to learn new tactics to be at the top of my game . |
| Get off your high horse... its arrogant Robocop wanna bes that give cops a bad name. |
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