Mass Shootings Raise Questions About Security and Training

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Mass Shootings Raise Questions About Security and Training
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A new study shows mass shooters at schools and workplaces are almost always insiders, calling into question the effectiveness of security and training

Mass shooters who target schools and workplaces are typically insiders such as students or employees, calling into question the effectiveness of security measures and training, according to one of the most comprehensive studies of the subject.

Barriers and locks meant to block outsiders and active-shooter drills do little because most attackers already have access and are aware of the procedures, said the authors of the study, Jillian Peterson and James Densley. The university professors have created a mass-shooter database...

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