OBSERVING THE SIGNS: IDENTIFYING CONCERNING BEHAVIORS TO SECURE YOUR WORKPLACE

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An attack is rarely a sudden occurrence; it is preceded by visible indicators that offer a chance for intervention. Data shows that active shooters exhibit an average of 4 to 5 concerning behaviors before an incident, ranging from extreme mood shifts and paranoid ideation to interpersonal hostility, stalking, or a fixation on weaponry. Recognizing this pattern of behavior means taking direct action rather than looking away. By documenting the details and reporting the threat through proper organizational channels, you can stop a developing crisis before it unfolds.

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