CBP Office of Air and Marine Pilots participate in an Active Shooter Scenario at an NATC facility to learn how to safely interact with other law enforcement communities in a dynamic enviroment to protect citizens and neutralize threats in a school based situation. Students and instructors move thru an abandoned school checking the role playing bad guy, removing his weapon, while training for the Active Shooter Scenario making sure to wear important safety equipment. Photo by James Tourtellotte

CBP Office of Air and Marine Pilots participate in an Active Shooter Scenario at an NATC facility to learn how to safely interact with other law enforcement communities in a dynamic enviroment to protect citizens and neutralize threats in a school based situation. Students and instructors move thru an abandoned school checking the role playing bad guy, removing his weapon, while training for the Active Shooter Scenario making sure to wear important safety equipment. Photo by James Tourtellotte Stock Photo

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17 July 2015

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