The Importance Of Having An Active Shooter Safety Plan In Your Church
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Attitude. Skills. Plan.
I couldn't tell who said "Kill'em right back." but that man of culture must wear a coat that's a brownish color.
Space Westerns aside, the topic of post-incident response was golden.
Thanks for setting these into a playlist, I just wish the pastor of the congregation I used to share in would have listened when I said that this is an important topic.
I'm a gun owner, but there are way too many weirdos with guns out there.
Stop the treat with as many holes as you can
Thank you for these John!!! I’m with ya, that first deacon didn’t have to die. A bear hug would have solved the problem temporarily, still sucks he had to die for us to learn 😢
Indeed.
Man listening to Steve talk about Sutherland springs made me a man of God the way he talked about it and the way everything went down really changed my views on Christianity.
He is adamant that God guided him in his shots. Listening to his interviews are powerful and I've met him in person and he's super humble and says that anyone would have done the same.
The church we go in Texas has active duty police officers at the doors, and plain clothes officers in the crowd. We are good to go 😂
That church in Houston has several uniformed officers on duty at the church. When the shooting started they hid like cowards.
Security is your own responsibility.
After seeing him on your channel, we went and took one of Ed Monk’s classes in Nashville of all places. VERY interesting and worthwhile.
SO worthwhile!
I CCW at our small rural church. Very few folks are aware, which is still too many in my opinion. My greatest fear is if/when something happens, how many folks in our congregation are going to be pulling guns while I’m trying to work. Who’s on who’s side at that point. I’m gonna need some extra mags.
Im a firefighter for a fire Dept in Los Angeles and our pre plan is completely opposite of what you were stating about staging out.
We no longer do that for about 10 years now. We go in with what we call a rescue task force and to render aid immediately to injured civilians and then extricate them.
The rescue task force is also known as force protection for us. It’s comprised of a few officers and a few firefighter EMTs or firefighter paramedics. The officers are in the front of the stack and we are behind them wearing our ballistic vest. This type of “rescue task force” was just implemented with the active shooter at the school in Nashville. It’s becoming more of a standard for fire Depts and police depts to operate in this tactic for active shooters.
That's good! I think it's pretty rare, though. I hope it's not rare!
That is rare from what I have read. Most EMTs and emergency response won't send anyone in until the police say that it's safe.
@@onelifetolive927 I’m surprised because like I said we been doing this for 10 years and I thought all of those days of us firefighters and paramedics staging out on active shooters is gone.
8rds in hand, took 6rds to kill
Spot on.
Brother, I say that with all love. Please get with a nutritionist. Fat around the middle is dangerous for your heart. We need to keep you around.
Do you often give unsolicited advice online to people you don’t know?
John honest question, as a former Pastor, were there any cases of child abuse in the church?
In my church? I hope not. None that I ever knew of.
'somebody is killing people at the back of the parking lot seems kind of stupid' > 'I parked at the back of the parking lot and someone is killing people by the door'. It definitely doesn't seem stupid.
7:30. You’re so right. He should of never made it into sanctuary. Pull him off for some questions. The deacon/ safety team (assigned to the perp) (member should of not been sitting (if you let him in) and should have had his hand on the gun ready to draw.
Sad, we presented to the pastor on addressing our church right after that shooting. He handed it off to the deacons who voted not to. I left the team that I created 👎👎😎😎
is this powerpoint available anywhere?
Usually only to in person attendees.
okay. I was recently put in charge of church security and wanting to put together something for the Leaders. Awesome video!@@ASPextra
Excellent advice! Thanks John.
I thought the Sutherland shooter killed himself?
There are videos of the ordeal floating around. You’re probably mixing it up with another shooting.
@@victorygarden556 in interviews Stephen Willeford said they chased him and he drove off the road, called someone (his dad maybe?) then killed himself
@@knndyskful oooh okay. I see what you’re saying, my bad.
@@victorygarden556 too many too keep up with and there will be more to come
Stephen Willeford shot him a few times but he finished himself off.
Presence is a great deterrent/first defense. At my job in loss prevention, most of the time if you are nearby with line of sight on the bad guy, sometimes they just give up before they even try.
I know it’s not the same as a shooter but the concept still applies as a first defense response
It does for sure.
Presence is an outstanding deterrent. We've even seen proof of this in the covenant school shooting that happened recently in Nashville. The shooter had plans to hit another school but did not think they could get in due to the high security measures. There is a reason why we do not have many courthouse shootings in the United States. When you walk in, you're confronted with several armed individuals, he must go through a metal detector to get in and there are always armed individuals walking throughout the building.