A retired FBI agent who created the active shooter program says the officers who responded to the Uvalde shooting 'may have been unprepared for conflict, which can lead to fatal results.'
it would conduct a full review into the police response to the shooting and lay out best response practices."Current protocol and best practices say officers must persistently pursue efforts to neutralize a shooter when a shooting is underway," Katherine Schweit, the retired FBI agent, wrote in."This is true even if only one officer is present. This is without question the right approach.
"We need to understand why that protocol was not followed in Uvalde," she wrote. "I am still confident the FBI's focus on training to this standard was right, but I’m less confident in its execution." "The officers who responded may have been unprepared for conflict, which can lead to fatal results," she wrote. "Law enforcement officers need to be mentally prepared before they arrive on the scene, so they can respond immediately.", who created and ran the active shooter program in the aftermath of the 2012 Sandy Hook shooting, wrote that police "departments should consider more virtual tabletop exercises they can run through in an afternoon.
"Have officers walk through schools and talk with one another about how they would respond. Require officers to check all their gear before they begin a shift.
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