Active Shooter Incidents in the United States in 2025: Claim Map
Every claim from Active Shooter Incidents in the United States in 2025 (Federal Bureau of Investigation, 2026), each linked to the highlighted passage on its source page.
- 666 claims
- 18 sections
- 40 concepts
- 76 source pages
Sections
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Acknowledgments
Report pages 1–5: 6 claims on pp. 1–5 (statement 6).
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Executive Summary
Report pages 6–7: 41 claims on pp. 6–7 (fact 26, statement 8, conclusion 4, conjecture 1, definition 2).
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Introduction
Report pages 8–9: 19 claims on pp. 8–9 (statement 10, evidence 3, conclusion 1, conjecture 1, definition 4).
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2025 Snapshot and Comparison with 2024
Report pages 10–13: 14 claims on pp. 10–13 (fact 12, statement 1, definition 1).
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2025 Incident Summaries
Report pages 14–19: 55 claims on pp. 14–19 (fact 52, statement 3).
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Incidents by State, Casualties, and Timing
Report pages 20–24: 42 claims on pp. 20–24 (fact 42).
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Incidents by Location Category
Report pages 25–35: 199 claims on pp. 25–35 (fact 183, statement 6, evidence 1, conclusion 1, conjecture 1, definition 7).
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Intervention
Report pages 36–39: 47 claims on pp. 36–39 (fact 43, statement 2, conclusion 1, definition 1).
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Shooter Details
Report pages 40–42: 35 claims on pp. 40–42 (fact 33, statement 2).
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Behavioral Analysis
Report pages 43–45: 29 claims on pp. 43–45 (fact 10, statement 12, evidence 2, conclusion 2, definition 3).
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Five-Year Summary, 2021-2025
Report pages 46–49: 24 claims on pp. 46–49 (fact 22, statement 2).
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Five-Year Statistics
Report pages 50–65: 92 claims on pp. 50–65 (fact 74, statement 18).
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Conclusion
Report pages 66–67: 6 claims on pp. 66–67 (statement 3, conclusion 2, conjecture 1).
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Appendix I: Active Shooters vs Mass Shooting vs Mass Killing
Report pages 68–70: 11 claims on pp. 68–70 (statement 6, evidence 1, definition 4).
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Appendix II: Definitions by Location Category
Report pages 71–71: 14 claims on p. 71 (definition 14).
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Appendix III: Potentially Averted Active Shooter Incidents
Report pages 72–73: 11 claims on pp. 72–73 (fact 7, statement 1, evidence 1, conjecture 1, definition 1).
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Appendix IV: Prevent Mass Violence and Behavior Indicators
Report pages 74–74: 14 claims on p. 74 (fact 1, statement 4, evidence 2, conclusion 6, conjecture 1).
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Appendix V: Glossary
Report pages 75–76: 7 claims on pp. 75–76 (evidence 1, definition 6).
Concepts
Each concept page gathers every claim that mentions it, with the concepts it appears alongside.
- 2025 incident summaries 110
- Shooter resolutions 87
- Casualties 74
- Commerce locations 55
- Firearms used 49
- Government locations 49
- Civilian intervention 40
- Education locations 40
- Timing by month, day and time of day 40
- Open space locations 37
- Law enforcement response and gunfire exchange 35
- Five-year trends 2021-2025 34
- Predatory behavior and warning signs 31
- House of worship locations 30
- Law enforcement casualties 29
- Methodology and data sources 29
- Location categories 25
- Mass killings 25
- Security personnel intervention 24
- Shooter demographics 24
- Active shooter definition 21
- Shooter connection to location and insider threats 18
- Annual incident count 15
- Reporting concerning behavior 14
- Geographic distribution by state 12
- Other weapons and devices 10
- Potentially averted attacks 10
- Glossary and key terms 9
- Health care and residence locations 8
- FBI Behavioral Analysis Unit-1 6
- Long-term trends since 2000 6
- Mental health and targeted violence 6
- ALERRT training 4
- Active Shooter Working Group 4
- ASAPP and run, hide, fight 3
- Community population size 3
- Investigative Assistance for Violent Crimes Act of 2012 3
- Don't Name Them campaign 2
- Extreme Risk Protection Order 2
- Nihilistic Violent Extremism 2
Browse by type
- Fact claims 505
- Statement claims 84
- Definition claims 43
- Conclusion claims 17
- Evidence claims 11
- Conjecture claims 6
- Inferred claims 2
Downloads
- claims.json Full dataset with absolute URLs
- claims.csv One row per claim: id, page, section, type, tag, title, quote, concepts, url, cite, license
- graph.json Nodes and links for the explorer
- llms.txt Plain-text guide for AI crawlers
How to cite
APA
NCIER. (2026). Active Shooter Incidents in the United States in 2025: Claim Map [NCIER Claim Map of: Active Shooter Incidents in the United States in 2025, Federal Bureau of Investigation]. https://www.ncier.org/research/claim-maps/fbi-active-shooter-2025
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