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    This document outlines the A.L.I.C.E. (Alert, Lockdown, Inform, Counter, Evacuate) protocol for responding to active threat situations. It describes the 5 elements of A.L.I.C.E. and emphasizes the importance of training. It also notes that most violent intruder events last 3-7 minutes, and that civilians have stopped attacks 49% of the time before police intervention. A.L.I.C.E. equips people with strategies to prepare for life-threatening encounters.

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    This document outlines the A.L.I.C.E. (Alert, Lockdown, Inform, Counter, Evacuate) protocol for responding to active threat situations. It describes the 5 elements of A.L.I.C.E. and emphasizes the importance of training. It also notes that most violent intruder events last 3-7 minutes, and that civilians have stopped attacks 49% of the time before police intervention. A.L.I.C.E. equips people with strategies to prepare for life-threatening encounters.

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    This document outlines the A.L.I.C.E. (Alert, Lockdown, Inform, Counter, Evacuate) protocol for responding to active threat situations. It describes the 5 elements of A.L.I.C.E. and emphasizes the importance of training. It also notes that most violent intruder events last 3-7 minutes, and that civilians have stopped attacks 49% of the time before police intervention. A.L.I.C.E. equips people with strategies to prepare for life-threatening encounters.

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    This document outlines the A.L.I.C.E. (Alert, Lockdown, Inform, Counter, Evacuate) protocol for responding to active threat situations. It describes the 5 elements of A.L.I.C.E. and emphasizes the importance of training. It also notes that most violent intruder events last 3-7 minutes, and that civilians have stopped attacks 49% of the time before police intervention. A.L.I.C.E. equips people with strategies to prepare for life-threatening encounters.

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    Ofc.

    Mike Alderton
    Hagerstown Police Department SRO

    Conduct and maintain a realistic Personal


    Readiness Assessment !!!!
    My surroundings???
    My condition???
    My situation???

    What is your immediate surroundings?

    Where is the nearest EXIT?

    What is your quickest path to that EXIT ?

    What hazards exist near you?

    Are you able to use stairs for


    escape?

    What are your abilities and


    disabilities?

    How do you react under extreme


    stress?

    What

    is occurring???
    Is there a safety
    concern???
    What is the threat to
    me???

    Different needs
    Unique personal circumstance
    Individual emotion reaction
    Situation development

    KNOWN FACTS
    REALISTIC OPTIONS

    Identify and understand the 5 elements of


    the A.L.I.C.E. concept.

    Understand the importance of providing


    A.L.I.C.E. training.

    Recognize the value of available public


    address systems to provide real-time
    information to all persons in the attack zone.

    Understand the OODA Loop and how it


    applies to active killer countermeasures.

    ALERT
    LOCKDOWN
    INFORM
    COUNTER
    EVACUATE

    Designed in 2001 by a Dallas/Fort Worth


    police officer in response to the Columbine
    Shootings in conjunction with his elementary
    school principal wife.

    Asks the question What are you doing while


    the police are responding?

    Vision is to have all citizens have the skills


    and knowledge of their options on how to
    respond to an active threat.

    Most violent intruder situations last between


    three and seven minutes.

    FBI research has shown that civilians have


    stopped active killer events prior to police
    intervention.

    Police

    Intervention 51%

    On-site

    resolution 49%

    Attacker stopped themselves 67%


    (Suicide 60% / left scene 7%)

    Victims stopped attack 33%


    (Physically subdued attacker)

    A.L.I.C.E. equips
    people with
    strategies to better
    prepare for life-anddeath encounters.

    CALL 911
    Announcing the threat
    immediately
    Do Not
    Call

    the supervisor first


    Let the boss make the call
    Take time to investigate before acting

    Attempt to find cover or concealment.

    Remain quiet.

    Constantly reassess your options.

    Develop a plan based on any known


    information.

    Information must flow freely during


    these events. PA Systems/Cameras

    Staff should secure and use intercom or


    other public address methods to broadcast
    location of attacker and direction of
    travel.

    Those in LOCKDOWN should use this


    information to identify escape
    opportunities or prepare for confrontation.

    Determine what you have as


    weapons of opportunity.

    Commit to your actions!!

    Inundate attacker with violence.

    Weapons of opportunity.
    -Heavy objects to throw
    -Sharp office tools
    -Striking objects
    -Hands and/or overwhelming number of people

    Observe
    Orient

    Decide
    Act

    When information indicates that escape is


    possible do so immediately.

    Leave belongings behind.


    Encourage others to leave with you.
    Attempt to reunite with coworkers at a
    safe distance from scene.

    BE WHERE THE
    DANGER ISNT !!!

    Public address systems are critical to


    providing real-time information to all persons
    in the attack zone.

    OODA Loop interruption is critical to active


    killer countermeasures.

    Alice IS NOT a continuum.

    Alice gives you options on how to react to an


    active threat.

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