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Act Active S Shoot ooter Be Best P Pract ctice ces With Special G Wit h Special Gues uest St Star ar: Y : YouT uTube ube Ron LaPedis Bay Area Emergency Managers Conference 2018

Meet Your Responders – Before They Respond! • Understanding how the public sector handles crisis management can help you better when they respond. • Exercising with the public sector can help them prepare to meet your needs. Bay Area Emergency Managers Conference 2018

Building Walk Through Bay Area Emergency Managers Conference 2018

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Building Walk Through Bay Area Emergency Managers Conference 2018

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Crisis Response Go Bag • In an emergency situation, first responders need immediate access to keys, maps, and emergency contact lists. • Crisis managers within the organization also need fast access to information • A crisis is not the right time to be gathering it. http://seacliffpartners.com/wordpress/?p=555 Bay Area Emergency Managers Conference 2018

YouTube: 197K sq. ft. main building at 901 Cherry St El Camino Real Highway 280 Bay Area Emergency Managers Conference 2018 Page 9

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San Bruno PD • Public/private safety group created in 2015 • YouTube / SBPD active shooter response group • Single dispatcher on shift • Mutual aid pact with Burlingame • 120 calls in first hour, including media Bay Area Emergency Managers Conference 2018 Page 12

San Bruno PD • 1 Minute Response • No SWAT – no time! • Patrol and traffic officers, sergeant and a lieutenant Bay Area Emergency Managers Conference 2018 Page 13

Tourniquets Save Lives Two employees ran to Carl’s Jr. where 21-year-old Michael Finney used a bungee cord as a tourniquet to stop the bleeding of woman shot in calf. Bay Area Emergency Managers Conference 2018 Page 14

Training Saves Lives Pacifica police officer Joseph Gomez ran up YouTube’s front stairs, discovered a man bleeding profusely from a sucking chest wound, and saved his life. Bay Area Emergency Managers Conference 2018 Page 15

Back to our story… • Shooter located and is dead... Now what? Bay Area Emergency Managers Conference 2018 Page 16

Back to our story… • Shooter located and is dead... Now what? (this is not rhetorical!) Bay Area Emergency Managers Conference 2018 Page 17

Back to our story… • One shooter located and is dead... • Are there any more shooters? Bay Area Emergency Managers Conference 2018 Page 18

Back to our story… • One shooter located and is dead... • Are there any more shooters? • Room by room search Bay Area Emergency Managers Conference 2018 Page 19

Room by Room Search Bay Area Emergency Managers Conference 2018 Page 20

Room by Room Search Bay Area Emergency Managers Conference 2018 Page 21

Room by Room Search Bay Area Emergency Managers Conference 2018 Page 22

It Takes a Village • 120 responders on scene from various departments. Bay Area Emergency Managers Conference 2018 Page 23

It Takes a Village Bay Area Emergency Managers Conference 2018 Page 24

It Takes a Village Bay Area Emergency Managers Conference 2018 Page 25

Best Practices – Employee Training 1. No Tailgating 2. Challenge unknowns 3. Keep empty hands up on search and evacuation 4. Only pull fire alarm if you see fire 5. Run, Hide, or Fight – Move, Escape, or Attack 6. Stop the Bleed – https://www.bleedingcontrol.org 7. Bleed kits added to first aid 8. Fire alarm shutoff location Bay Area Emergency Managers Conference 2018 Page 26

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Best Practices – Law Enforcement 1. Mutual aid 2. Tactical training for all officers 3. Command post siting 4. Invite private sector reps to command post 5. All personnel need to check in and out at the command post 6. Command vehicles need lots of flat surfaces 7. Tourniquets, bleed kits & bleed training 8. Fire alarm shutoff location Bay Area Emergency Managers Conference 2018 Page 28

Best Practices – Public / Private Partnership 1. Maps 2. Access 3. Walkthroughs by LE, Fire and Hazmat 4. Tabletops, simulations and perhaps live fire 5. LE / Company communications 6. Offer your site to Urban Shield or the FBI Bay Area Emergency Managers Conference 2018 Page 29

Crisis Response Go Bag Bay Area Emergency Managers Conference 2018 Page 30

Thank you! Ron LaPedis, AFBCI, CBCV, MBCP, CISSP-ISSAP, ISSMP Seacliff Partners International, LLC https://www.policeone.com/columnists/Ron- LaPedis/ rlapedis@seacliffpartners.com 415-939-8887 Bay Area Emergency Managers Conference 2018 Page 31