 This is a very dangerous situation in an active shooter event. Stack on me? There are casualties about every 15 seconds. I'm technician Devin McGinty. Stack it up, number two, you're in charge. I was a graduate of Columbine High School. Here we go, set it up. Today we're training the recruits in IARD. All right, rolling thunder. Immediate action, rapid deployment. Good, stack up, guys. And that's our active shooter protocol. The reason this training is important for the recruits is unfortunately at some point in their career, there's a chance they're going to be responding to an active shooter mass casualty event. Snap that room. This is conceivably the most stressful event they will handle in their career. As I send these recruits from the academy out into society, should this happen, they are equipped to handle this and handle it correctly. Nice.