Active Threat Response (ALERRT) LRSW
Students should expect a real-life scenario requiring an active-threat rapid response. Students will demonstrate current ALERRT-based techniques to stop the killing, rescue all victims, and secure all suspects. Students are expected to demonstrate how to quickly form a contact team and a rapid plan of action, and move toward the threat with urgency rather than waiting for a full team to stage. Students must evaluate each threshold before entry and enter the building/room tactically.
Objectives
Students should expect a real-life scenario requiring an active-threat rapid response. Active-threat scenarios can include, but are not limited to, an active shooter, a barricaded subject, or an officer down. Students will demonstrate current ALERRT-based techniques to stop the killing, rescue all victims, and secure all suspects. Students are expected to demonstrate how to quickly form a contact team and a rapid plan of action, and move to the threat tactically (stack, diamond, heavy head), evaluating each threshold before entry. Students must enter the building/room tactically (fill and flow, points of domination, etc.).
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