Videos tagged with Active Shooter Scenarios

This video discusses Wyoming's new law eliminating gun-free zones in schools, public buildings, and government facilities, effective July 1st. The speaker argues that gun-free zones create 'soft targets' and that allowing concealed carry enhances safety by deterring potential attackers. The content includes a statistical analysis comparing firearm incidents before and after the 1990 Gun-Free Zone Act, suggesting that the definition of 'school shooting' is often inflated. The speaker advocates for a focus on liberty over absolute safety, believing that armed citizens contribute to a more secure society.

Alex from Mojave Repeater discusses the evolution of off-grid communication solutions, emphasizing the shift from basic survival radios to more sophisticated tools like Software Defined Radios (SDRs) for intelligence gathering and operational effectiveness. He highlights the importance of understanding adversary capabilities and the need for encrypted communications in security contexts, particularly for institutions like schools and churches facing modern threats. The discussion also touches on the practical application of communication planning in active shooter drills and the cost-effectiveness of implementing robust systems.

This video from Active Self Protection, featuring John Correia, analyzes a self-defense scenario involving multiple attackers. Correia, an Evidence-Based Defensive Trainer, emphasizes that encounters with multiple assailants are significantly more dangerous and difficult to manage. The analysis highlights the importance of situational awareness to identify all threats and the potential escalation from warning shots to lethal force.

This video from Active Self Protection, featuring John Correia, analyzes real-world violent criminal encounters to illustrate how attackers think differently than law-abiding citizens. It emphasizes that criminals view victims as resources and do not adhere to normal behavioral rules, making them unpredictable. The analysis covers criminal psychology, the ineffectiveness of compliance as a sole safety measure, and introduces the '5Ds + 1' defensive framework.