File:Run. Hide. Fight..webm

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[background bar chatter]

Emily: Hi! Can I get you started with drinks?

[cell phone rings]

Tristan: Oh. Sorry. I gotta take this.

Sadie: We'll need a minute.

[sigh]

[talking on phone]

[shouting from back of restaurant]

[argument builds]

Waiter: Call 911! There's a guy --

[GUNSHOTS]

[CHAOS AS PEOPLE START TO FLEE]

[GUNSHOTS]

[SCREAMING]

[GUNSHOTS]

[SCREAMING]

Emily: Running makes you harder to hit...and improves your chances of survival.

Don't go up here!

Officer: Police! Where is he?

Emily: By the bar, blue jeans, black shirt.

Empty hands up, follow their instruction.

[GUNSHOTS]

Sadie: I'm in the direct line of fire if I head for either exit. But I have other options to help me survive.

Guys! Come on. In here!

Come on. Go! Go! Go!

Lock and barricade the door.

[GUNSHOTS AND SCREAMING]

Tristan: Both of my exits are blocked by the shooter. I gotta stay hidden.

I'm no victim. I'm ready for this.

[GUNSHOTS]

Sadie: He's applying direct pressure to the wound to stop the bleeding until we can find a tourniquet.

In the meantime, turn off your phones and make a plan to defend yourself.

[GUNSHOT]

[GUN RELOADING]

[SHOOTER HEARD APPROACHING]

Tristan: We have to fight to survive.

[KICKING BROKEN GLASS]

[DARK MUSIC]

If we control the weapon, we control the shooter. I'll go for the gun, he'll go for his arms, the bartender will go for the head.

[TENSE MUSIC]

[SOUNDS OF STRUGGLE]

[GUNSHOT, BULLET CASING LANDING ON FLOOR]

Officer: Where is he?

[OFFSCREEN] We got him! Right here!

Officer: POLICE! Show me your hands!

Tristan: Over here!

[SIRENS]

[MUSIC]

Narrator: You can survive a mass shooting. If you're prepared.

[MUSIC]

Remember; Run, Hide or Fight.

RUN: Wherever you go, be aware of alternate exits. Quickly and cautiously evacuate in a direction away from the attacker.

Don't hesitate. Seconds matter.

Remember windows and emergency exits.

Leave belongings behind.

Keep your empty hands raised and clearly visible when exiting a building.

Follow all instructions from the police.

Don't stop until you're sure you've reached a safe location.

HIDE: If there is no safe escape route, find a good hiding place.

Lock and barricade the door.

Silence cell phones.

Prepare a defense plan.

FIGHT: Fight only as a last resort.

Use available objects as improvised weapons.

Use teamwork and surprise. A coordinated ambush can incapacitate an attacker.

You're fighting for your life.

Don't fight fair!

STOP THE BLEED: A victim can die of uncontrolled blood loss in 5 minutes or less.

Apply pressure or a tourniquet to control severe bleeding.

Go to fbi.gov/survive to learn more.

— in: https://www.fbi.gov/video-repository/run-hide-fight-092120.mp4/view

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