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David Riedman in Homeland Security

Jan 23, 2023

Five Years After Marshall County High School Shooting

David Riedman in Homeland Security

Sep 30, 2018

School Shootings: Better Data, Better Decisions

In August 2018, NPR Morning Edition asked the question, “How many times per year does a gun go off in an American school? We should know, but we don’t.” The story highlighted a lack of accurate and consolidated statistical data on school shootings.

David Riedman in Homeland Security

Dec 28, 2018

Details of all 95 School Shootings in 2018

2018 was a record year for school shootings as reported by Time Magazine, National…

David Riedman in Homeland Security

Aug 12, 2019

Focus On What Prevented School Shootings

The next big story about a school shootings barely made the news last week because it…

David Riedman in Homeland Security

Mar 24, 2021

Stop the Arbitrary Benchmark for a Mass Shooting

David Riedman in Homeland Security

Jun 22, 2018

Commanding is Not Communicating During Chaotic Incidents

“Shooter is halfway up, halfway up in the Mandalay Bay Hotel” was the radio transmission from a Las Vegas patrol officer seconds after the shooting started at the Route 91 Harvest Festival. At the street level, there was nothing…

David Riedman in Homeland Security

Oct 8, 2018

School Shootings: Who, When, and Where

Lockdowns and active shooter drills are now a common occurrence in American schools…

David Riedman in Homeland Security

Dec 11, 2018

Toy Guns and School Shooting Statistics

Should only “real guns” be included in school shooting reporting and statistics? By real…

David Riedman in Homeland Security

Feb 25, 2018

A Founding Fathers-Approved Gun Control Plan

The heart of the gun control debate is constitutional freedoms versus the safety of society. A citizen has the right (if properly permitted in a legally approved public area or on private private property) to hunt and shoot at a range for sport. A…

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David Riedman in Homeland Security

Nov 6, 2017

Active Shooter: When you can’t run, can’t hide, and can’t fight

The guidance from police departments across the country is to Run, Hide, and Fight during an attack by an active shooter. If you can run away, that is the best option — get as far away from the danger as possible. If you…

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