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Ep 73: The Job of Contact Two

35m · C3 Podcast: Active Shooter Incident Management · 25 Mar 04:00

In the typical scenario, Contact One has engaged the suspect, the shooting has ceased, yet time remains critical. It’s essential to secure the area, implement an immediate action plan, and attend to medical needs. This is where Contact Team Two plays a crucial role. In today’s discussion, Billy Perry and Adam Pendley emphasize the significance of Contact Team Two swiftly organizing and dividing tasks to address these urgent needs.

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