This is always good intel Sir. I’d like to encourage you, and everyone, with 3 pieces of intel info:
1. Al-Qaeda 2.0: The Upcoming Attack on the United States and Europe Unveiled (Book on Amazon),
2. Subscribe to Shawn Ryan Show Newsletter, as he puts out a weekly (free) newsletter that includes a terrorist intel brief by Sarah “Superbad” Adams and
3. You can also follow Sarah Adams on IG at askarimediagroup
Locked Solid doors may be the best security door layer but are not always palatable to the people in control. I had the privilege of being involved with armouredone early in their genesis. As a firearms instructor myself, they used my private range and some of my firearms to test their initial prototypes until they purchased a large enough facility and took it inside. The purpose designed shooter protection films are not the same as the re-marketed storm films often presented as a security solution. The UL ratings are fundamentally different and should be investigated by anyone with live people behind glass to protect. I have personally shot "storm" films and shooter rated films. What a difference. I was there at my range when a VP of engineering from a commercial national door brand said and I quote "we will have to redesign the door, the glass is now the strongest part" They have a UL shooter and fire rated glass (not a poly-carbonate so it does not need a drop down steel curtain for fire rating) that I know will stop a 44 magnum shot at 5 yds because I have the fully flattened yet intact slug in my pistol class props to this day. One of the two founders is both an ex-employee of mine as a high-school kid and a now retired SWAT officer as an adult. The day Sandy Hook happened, he determined his children's school was 40minutes away from him and his m4 in the trunk. His goal was to delay with the films retrofitted to existing glass and train and empower faculty to be their own first responders. I had the privilege to play an active shooter or instructor in some of the training. They would bring 20-50 instructors and train an entire school system's faculty in a day (1200+ staff through 3 distinct phases, rotate through lecture, class room tactics, large gathering tactics). As a CDL driver I was also privileged to be part of brainstorming and executing a bus driver training as well. I could say more, but people interested should look up the ul rating specs for the products they are interested in and watch the demo videos to see what they can and can not do. Keep up the good work Keith and thank you for making the youtube material available for us to pass on as well.
Is it public that the shooter is trans? I had thought it was more than likely after hearing the shooter was a girl. I just haven’t seen confirmation from a reliable source.
Completly agree with you on fire staging. Granted, my Bureau may have changed policy since I retired 10 yrs ago, but I had problems with responding and then sitting blocks away waiting for the all clear by PD. Every minute standing by is minutes taken away from the 'golden hour' of the victim(s). The Columbine shooting is prime example. Don't get me wrong, I have NO desire to dodge bullets, not my job, but common sense needs to prevail at some point. Officers inside are busy and on alert, they are meds eyes and ears until we get in. In this incident it sounds like fire/med did a satisfactory job, following their written protocols. When I was otj I always turned a radio to the police channel just to monitor. Sometimes saving a few seconds. Good job anticipating a MCI by fire 5, more seconds saved for the receiving hospitals, trauma teams assembled and ready. Thank God I never responded to a school shooting, the emotional toll must be off the charts. Prayers for the victims families and all the responders. We are living in a very evil age. Thank you Mr. Graves for your contunued service.
Keith, you mentioned your dislike for having fire at staging. I'm sure that you know that fire needs to coordinate with responding law enforcement in order to not bring more victims into a horrible situation. Fire must first coordinate with law enforcement in order to triage and rescue as many people possible without interfering with law enforcement actions. Fire rescue teams would not enter hot zones. Fire rescue teams would enter warm zones with law enforcement protection.
My prayers for all the victims, families and first responders.
Thank you for covering this. Looking forward to your break down of this incident as you gather more intel.
This is always good intel Sir. I’d like to encourage you, and everyone, with 3 pieces of intel info:
1. Al-Qaeda 2.0: The Upcoming Attack on the United States and Europe Unveiled (Book on Amazon),
2. Subscribe to Shawn Ryan Show Newsletter, as he puts out a weekly (free) newsletter that includes a terrorist intel brief by Sarah “Superbad” Adams and
3. You can also follow Sarah Adams on IG at askarimediagroup
I wonder if this will be another tranny freak show like the last Christian school shooter?
So incredibly heart breaking. May God bring healing to all the victims, and their families.
Locked Solid doors may be the best security door layer but are not always palatable to the people in control. I had the privilege of being involved with armouredone early in their genesis. As a firearms instructor myself, they used my private range and some of my firearms to test their initial prototypes until they purchased a large enough facility and took it inside. The purpose designed shooter protection films are not the same as the re-marketed storm films often presented as a security solution. The UL ratings are fundamentally different and should be investigated by anyone with live people behind glass to protect. I have personally shot "storm" films and shooter rated films. What a difference. I was there at my range when a VP of engineering from a commercial national door brand said and I quote "we will have to redesign the door, the glass is now the strongest part" They have a UL shooter and fire rated glass (not a poly-carbonate so it does not need a drop down steel curtain for fire rating) that I know will stop a 44 magnum shot at 5 yds because I have the fully flattened yet intact slug in my pistol class props to this day. One of the two founders is both an ex-employee of mine as a high-school kid and a now retired SWAT officer as an adult. The day Sandy Hook happened, he determined his children's school was 40minutes away from him and his m4 in the trunk. His goal was to delay with the films retrofitted to existing glass and train and empower faculty to be their own first responders. I had the privilege to play an active shooter or instructor in some of the training. They would bring 20-50 instructors and train an entire school system's faculty in a day (1200+ staff through 3 distinct phases, rotate through lecture, class room tactics, large gathering tactics). As a CDL driver I was also privileged to be part of brainstorming and executing a bus driver training as well. I could say more, but people interested should look up the ul rating specs for the products they are interested in and watch the demo videos to see what they can and can not do. Keep up the good work Keith and thank you for making the youtube material available for us to pass on as well.
https://open.substack.com/pub/staceyalexander/p/christian-transgirl-shooter-what?utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web
Is it public that the shooter is trans? I had thought it was more than likely after hearing the shooter was a girl. I just haven’t seen confirmation from a reliable source.
Completly agree with you on fire staging. Granted, my Bureau may have changed policy since I retired 10 yrs ago, but I had problems with responding and then sitting blocks away waiting for the all clear by PD. Every minute standing by is minutes taken away from the 'golden hour' of the victim(s). The Columbine shooting is prime example. Don't get me wrong, I have NO desire to dodge bullets, not my job, but common sense needs to prevail at some point. Officers inside are busy and on alert, they are meds eyes and ears until we get in. In this incident it sounds like fire/med did a satisfactory job, following their written protocols. When I was otj I always turned a radio to the police channel just to monitor. Sometimes saving a few seconds. Good job anticipating a MCI by fire 5, more seconds saved for the receiving hospitals, trauma teams assembled and ready. Thank God I never responded to a school shooting, the emotional toll must be off the charts. Prayers for the victims families and all the responders. We are living in a very evil age. Thank you Mr. Graves for your contunued service.
Oh my heart……….Lord God touch each with Your Holy comfort. 😪
Keith, you mentioned your dislike for having fire at staging. I'm sure that you know that fire needs to coordinate with responding law enforcement in order to not bring more victims into a horrible situation. Fire must first coordinate with law enforcement in order to triage and rescue as many people possible without interfering with law enforcement actions. Fire rescue teams would not enter hot zones. Fire rescue teams would enter warm zones with law enforcement protection.
My prayers for all the victims, families and first responders.
Thank you for covering this. Looking forward to your break down of this incident as you gather more intel.
Keith, Fox News is reporting LEO'S as saying they did not fire at the shooter, seems to be some mis communication.