New Officer Virtual Academy Course: Active Shooter Media Management

One of the biggest challenges any law enforcement professional faces is self-improvement while working rotating shifts. Between sleeping during different parts of the day, spending time with family, and handling personal duties/chores, making time for classes on any type of schedule is difficult at best. In answer to this challenge, Officer Media Group has launched the Officer Virtual Academy (OVA).

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The academy now offers training in active shooter media management. This brief course—conducted by Lt. Frank Borelli, OFFICER Media Group's editorial director—reviews and discusses concerns managing media response to or after active shooter events. While specifically based on such events at a school location, the protocols apply to virtually any setting such as a public mall, business building, etc.

Course objectives include:

• Upon completion, the student officer will be able to identify the primary concerns surrounding managing representatives of the media at an active shooter incident
• Upon completion, the student officer will be able to identify the needs and concerns for command staff at the media rally point after an active shooter incident
• Upon completion, the student officer will be able to identify the needed personnel to remain at the media rally point after an active shooter incident
• Upon completion, the student officer will be able to identify the amenities necessary at the media rally point
• Upon completion, the student officer will be able to identify the relationship between the media rally point and responding political representatives

This is a virtual course, offered online only and available to registered users of the Officer Virtual Academy at all times. Check out the other available courses.