Active Shooter Intervention 2011

More information on Active Shooter Intervention

Active shooters present a very real and dangerous threat to the safety of the general public, as demonstrated by the large scale terrorist shootings of the 2008 Mumbai attacks or those carried out by a lone attackers e.g. 2010 Lake District shootings and the 1996 Dunblane massacre. SMi's Masterclass gives delegates a chance to explore how their organisations' contingency plans against different types of active shooter attacks such as a terrorist scenario or a lone gunman attack.

Key reasons for attending:

• List good practice in responding effectively to active shooter incidents.
• Identify the areas for improvement in their own organisation’s preparedness to react to an active shooter incident.
• Network with fellow professionals in the protective services
• Gain valuable CPD points through attendance

For further information and the opportunity to register, please visit the website. Alternatively, contact Andrew Gibbons on +44 (0) 20 7827 6156