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Escambia Florida Deputies Conduct Active Shooter Training For Escambia Alabama Schools
October 12, 2022
The Escambia County (Florida) Sheriff’s Office conducted an active shooter training Tuesday for teachers and school staff in Escambia County in Alabama.
Escambia County (Alabama) Sheriff Heath Jackson said they “put on a training like no other”.
“I’m proud to say our teachers and school staff are top notch. Big thanks to Sheriff Chip Simmons for his support and for always being our partner in serving our communities,” Jackson said.
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2 Responses to “Escambia Florida Deputies Conduct Active Shooter Training For Escambia Alabama Schools”
Let’s hear it for Sheriff Simmons and Sheriff Jacson, that is what you do for your neighbors!
2 Excellent sheriffs protecting their communities.
EVERYONE who works for any school system should take this training. I was sitting with my class about two weeks ago. It was very quiet and students were working on their assignments. We heard a shot go off in the neighborhood close by. We didn’t know if it was on campus or in the nearby area, so I called the front office and they sent our SRO’s to check it out. Better safe than sorry!