
–Several People fled (Evade/Run).
–At Least One Person locked herself in a closet. (Barricade/Hide).
–Several People Tackled the killer. (Respond if Necessary/Fight).

“Vasquez said his boss argued with the shooter and grabbed his arm to point the gun away from bystanders. Then, a half-dozen people tackled the shooter and pummeled him, apparently knocking him unconscious…“
In addition to that very efficient and effective Fight Response, others took different actions to protect themselves from harm:
“Fortune said Circle K gave police immediate access to live feeds of the building’s surveillance cameras, which showed two people — one on the ground — in the main part of the store and a woman locked in a closet.“
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Preparation and willingness to ACT is the key to surviving an Active Shooter Event. Understanding how to apply the three simply steps of a run, hide, fight approach is the key. There are many examples of these tactics saving lives.

-RJP
Willingness to respond is key in active shooter scenarios. Even more so than that is obtaining proper training to know HOW to respond in a manner that is most effective. Knowing how to properly get control of the weapon or barricade a room could save many lives. Thanks for sharing, also check out our weekly newsletter…kravology.com the science of self-defense. We recently shared a video on dealing with an active shooter which you might find interesting.