Chief William Evans, former Commissioner of the Boston Police Department, talks about dealing with inner-city violence as well as the major challenges associated with The Boston Marathon bombings, Occupy Boston and numerous protests.
In this Q&A with Robert Field, Assistant Vice President, Support Services, Safety and Security at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital in Hamilton, New Jersey, discusses how to improve relations between hospital security and local police.
Police Foundation Director of Strategic Studies Frank Straub will explore opportunities for innovation and promising practices that offer hope as we seek to prevent, respond to and recover from acts of violence in our educational institutions.
At the Campus Safety Conference a Chief’s Panel discussed perception of safety surveys, community outreach, Clery audits, international students on campus, getting administrator buy-in, militarization of police and mobile communication apps.
During the Campus Safety Confernece a K-12 Safety Panel discussed vulnerability assessments, and recognizing behavior and communication concerns.
Sergeant Clayton Cranford a cyber safety expert, and former Orange County school threat assessment investigator will explain how an individual becomes a school spree killer. He will show how to identify the warning signs that a person is on the path to violence through relevant case studies.
Guy Grace the Director of Security and Emergency Planning Littleton Public Schools shares his key observations from a school shooting where he was a responder and was the on scene School District Incident Command Coordinator during the event and the subsequent evacuation of the school.