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Active Threat Mitigation, Part 3: Response and Conclusion

Lead Instructor:  J. Hart
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The Run-Hide-Fight method presents a principle-based approach to responding to Active Threat incidents. In an emergency situation it is critical to have a clear understanding of these principles so that the situation can resolve in as safe a manner as possible.

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Instructions

  1. Watch the Lesson
  2. Take notes on key aspects
  3. Ask questions on the Forum

Lesson Chapters

  1. Run-Hide-Fight
  2. Domain of Danger
  3. Decision-making in an Emergency
  4. Conclusion

Lead Instructor

J. Hart
Director, Force Training Institute

As the Director of Force Training Institute, Jay Hart leads a team of first responders, anti-terrorism, cybersecurity, defensive tactics, and crisis management specialists with the vast cumulative experience and expertise in safety and security.

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Other Lessons in This Course

Part of Course

Active Threat Mitigation, Part 1: Introduction and Principles

Topics covered include an Introduction to the Course, Principles of Active Threat Mitigation, and Active Threat Characteristics and Law Enforcement.
Part of Course

Active Threat Mitigation, Part 2: Case Studies

This lesson covers a series of Active Threat Case Studies.
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Active Threat Mitigation, Part 3: Response and Conclusion

The Run-Hide-Fight method presents a principle-based approach to responding to Active Threat incidents.