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Helmet Tap to SEAN ST.CIN over at Bay Area Airsofters FB page for catching this very DANGEROUS incident

“…More than 30 people, including school resource officers and local business people, spent Monday and Tuesday learning what to do in the event of an active shooter at their campus or place of business.

Drills included elaborate shooter scenarios with airsoft guns, as one rogue participant opens fire at the crowd without warning. Participants are then taught the different options to respond, including rushing the attacker or barricading themselves in a classroom to prevent the shooter from entering….”

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“…It gets everybody involved in this type of situation on the same page of the playbook,” Fisher said. “We want to give everybody the chance to survive.”

As administrators and police officers rushed through the hallways at Brentwood Middle School on Tuesday attempting to flee from the man firing his gun — albeit an airsoft gun, they fought off the intruder with balls and rope.

“It’s intense, but we need to make sure our kids are safe,” Lentz said. “Yesterday, we taught our kids to ‘stop, drop and roll.’ Today, we need to teach them how to respond to things like this….”

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“…The complaint states Charlie Ray Turnbow was squatting near the building when two Department of Homeland Security officers approached him and heard a pop….”

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“…Rochester police were called about 6:20 a.m. Sunday to the 1400 block of Fourth Avenue Southeast after callers reported a man with a handgun in the area “who might be firing it into the air,” said Lt. Jim Evenson.

When officers arrived, they saw a man standing near a storage shed, holding what appeared to be a semi-automatic pistol, the report says. He was ordered to the ground at gunpoint and told to drop his weapon; he hesitated before complying, Evenson said….”