Preparing for Mass Violent Events: A Focus on Vehicular Attacks

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Speaker: Steve Crimando

Like active shooter incidents, most vehicular attacks are over in minutes. Safety and survival depends on how quickly individuals can move from shock, denial and indecision to effective life-saving actions. When going to a large gathering alone or with a group, the best defense rests on four pillars of survival, including:

Planning
Pre-event reconnaissance
On-site situational awareness
Communications

Watch the exclusive webinar replay, Preparing for Mass Violent Events: A Focus on Vehicular Attacks. During this webinar you will learn key lifesaving best practices that will help ensure your organization is properly prepared to keep its employees safe and informed.

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Steven M. Crimando, MA, BCETS, CHS-V is an internationally known consultant and educator specialized in the application of the behavioral sciences in homeland and private security, violence prevention, crisis management and disaster response. He is a member of the Association of Threat Assessment Professionals, an expert in threat assessment and threat management, and is frequently called upon by law enforcement agencies, the media and the courts to provide insight on workplace, school and community violence prevention and response, including acts of extreme violence such as active shooter incidents.