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Of course, "active shooter" is not the same as "organized team of terrorists".Although many trainers feel that a single officer response to an active-shooter incident is never appropriate due to officer safety considerations, I have to strongly disagree.
healthinsp wrote:Along these same lines, how do you let the good guys know you aren't a bad guy?
Yell.... "Aloha Snackbar"bigity wrote:Curse allah and/or muhammad?
http://www.foxnews.com/world/2014/09/17 ... n-us-soil/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;stroo wrote:BTW if you regularly where any clothing reflecting the Army, Marines, Air Force or Navy or have any bumper stickers on your cars indicating that you are/were or have a family member in the armed forces, you may want to either stay very alert/aware of your surroundings or remove the bumper stickers and not wear the Armed Forces hats, shirts, jackets or whatever.
I have been told from very good sources that ISIS or Al Quaeda has be pushing it adherents in the US to make lone wolf attacks on families of service members.