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Dave Huson, Fort Myers, tries out a tourniquet at one of the Lee County Emergency Management Services tables. They were there teaching people how to 'Stop the Blood'. The Lee County SheriffÕs Office, in a partnership with The Lee County Department of Public Safety and Lee County Trauma District, held a free public safety seminar called 'A CitizenÕs Response to Active Shooter and Mass Casualty Events'. The seminar was held at Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall.
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Staff Officer Scott Griffith, Lee County Sheriff's Office, presented to the audience on ways to respond, assess, protect, and identify defenses during an active assailant encounter. Here he was demonstrating different ways you can use your keys if needing to fight back. The Lee County SheriffÕs Office, in a partnership with The Lee County Department of Public Safety and Lee County Trauma District, held a free public safety seminar called 'A CitizenÕs Response to Active Shooter and Mass Casualty Events'. The seminar was held at Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall.
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The Lee County SheriffÕs Office, in a partnership with The Lee County Department of Public Safety and Lee County Trauma District, held a free public safety seminar called 'A CitizenÕs Response to Active Shooter and Mass Casualty Events'. Topics Included: How to respond, assess, protect, and identify defenses during an active assailant encounter. How to perform lifesaving techniques to Stop the Bleed before emergency responders arrive.
Question & Answer Panel Session with law enforcement and public safety officials.
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The Lee County SheriffÕs Office, in a partnership with The Lee County Department of Public Safety and Lee County Trauma District, held a free public safety seminar called 'A CitizenÕs Response to Active Shooter and Mass Casualty Events'. Topics Included: How to respond, assess, protect, and identify defenses during an active assailant encounter. How to perform lifesaving techniques to Stop the Bleed before emergency responders arrive.
Question & Answer Panel Session with law enforcement and public safety officials.
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Staff Officer Scott Griffith, Lee County Sheriff's Office, presented to the audience on ways to respond, assess, protect, and identify defenses during an active assailant encounter. The Lee County Sheriff’s Office, in a partnership with The Lee County Department of Public Safety and Lee County Trauma District, held a free public safety seminar called 'A Citizen’s Response to Active Shooter and Mass Casualty Events'. The seminar was held at Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall.
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The Lee County Sheriff’s Office, in a partnership with The Lee County Department of Public Safety and Lee County Trauma District, held a free public safety seminar called 'A Citizen’s Response to Active Shooter and Mass Casualty Events'. Topics Included: How to respond, assess, protect, and identify defenses during an active assailant encounter. How to perform lifesaving techniques to Stop the Bleed before emergency responders arrive.
Question & Answer Panel Session with law enforcement and public safety officials.
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The Lee County Sheriff’s Office, in a partnership with The Lee County Department of Public Safety and Lee County Trauma District, held a free public safety seminar called 'A Citizen’s Response to Active Shooter and Mass Casualty Events'. Topics Included: How to respond, assess, protect, and identify defenses during an active assailant encounter. How to perform lifesaving techniques to Stop the Bleed before emergency responders arrive.
Question & Answer Panel Session with law enforcement and public safety officials.
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The Lee County Sheriff’s Office, in a partnership with The Lee County Department of Public Safety and Lee County Trauma District, held a free public safety seminar called 'A Citizen’s Response to Active Shooter and Mass Casualty Events'. Topics Included: How to respond, assess, protect, and identify defenses during an active assailant encounter. How to perform lifesaving techniques to Stop the Bleed before emergency responders arrive.
Question & Answer Panel Session with law enforcement and public safety officials.
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The Lee County Sheriff’s Office, in a partnership with The Lee County Department of Public Safety and Lee County Trauma District, held a free public safety seminar called 'A Citizen’s Response to Active Shooter and Mass Casualty Events'. Topics Included: How to respond, assess, protect, and identify defenses during an active assailant encounter. How to perform lifesaving techniques to Stop the Bleed before emergency responders arrive.
Question & Answer Panel Session with law enforcement and public safety officials.
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The Lee County Sheriff’s Office, in a partnership with The Lee County Department of Public Safety and Lee County Trauma District, held a free public safety seminar called 'A Citizen’s Response to Active Shooter and Mass Casualty Events'. Topics Included: How to respond, assess, protect, and identify defenses during an active assailant encounter. How to perform lifesaving techniques to Stop the Bleed before emergency responders arrive.
Question & Answer Panel Session with law enforcement and public safety officials.
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Staff Officer Scott Griffith, Lee County Sheriff's Office, presented to the audience on ways to respond, assess, protect, and identify defenses during an active assailant encounter. The Lee County Sheriff’s Office, in a partnership with The Lee County Department of Public Safety and Lee County Trauma District, held a free public safety seminar called 'A Citizen’s Response to Active Shooter and Mass Casualty Events'. The seminar was held at Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall.
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The Lee County Sheriff’s Office, in a partnership with The Lee County Department of Public Safety and Lee County Trauma District, held a free public safety seminar called 'A Citizen’s Response to Active Shooter and Mass Casualty Events'. Topics Included: How to respond, assess, protect, and identify defenses during an active assailant encounter. How to perform lifesaving techniques to Stop the Bleed before emergency responders arrive.
Question & Answer Panel Session with law enforcement and public safety officials.
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The Lee County Sheriff’s Office, in a partnership with The Lee County Department of Public Safety and Lee County Trauma District, held a free public safety seminar called 'A Citizen’s Response to Active Shooter and Mass Casualty Events'. Topics Included: How to respond, assess, protect, and identify defenses during an active assailant encounter. How to perform lifesaving techniques to Stop the Bleed before emergency responders arrive.
Question & Answer Panel Session with law enforcement and public safety officials.
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The Lee County Sheriff’s Office, in a partnership with The Lee County Department of Public Safety and Lee County Trauma District, held a free public safety seminar called 'A Citizen’s Response to Active Shooter and Mass Casualty Events'. Topics Included: How to respond, assess, protect, and identify defenses during an active assailant encounter. How to perform lifesaving techniques to Stop the Bleed before emergency responders arrive.
Question & Answer Panel Session with law enforcement and public safety officials.
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The Lee County Sheriff’s Office, in a partnership with The Lee County Department of Public Safety and Lee County Trauma District, held a free public safety seminar called 'A Citizen’s Response to Active Shooter and Mass Casualty Events'. Topics Included: How to respond, assess, protect, and identify defenses during an active assailant encounter. How to perform lifesaving techniques to Stop the Bleed before emergency responders arrive.
Question & Answer Panel Session with law enforcement and public safety officials.
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The Lee County Sheriff’s Office, in a partnership with The Lee County Department of Public Safety and Lee County Trauma District, held a free public safety seminar called 'A Citizen’s Response to Active Shooter and Mass Casualty Events'. Topics Included: How to respond, assess, protect, and identify defenses during an active assailant encounter. How to perform lifesaving techniques to Stop the Bleed before emergency responders arrive.
Question & Answer Panel Session with law enforcement and public safety officials.
Andrea Melendez/The News-Press
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Dave Huson, Fort Myers, tries out a tourniquet at one of the Lee County Emergency Management Services tables. They were there teaching people how to 'Stop the Blood'. The Lee County SheriffÕs Office, in a partnership with The Lee County Department of Public Safety and Lee County Trauma District, held a free public safety seminar called 'A CitizenÕs Response to Active Shooter and Mass Casualty Events'. The seminar was held at Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall.