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Statement [V] p003-01

Report authored by FBI with contributions from ALERRT Center at Texas State

This report was authored by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), with contributions from the Advanced Law Enforcement Rapid Response Training (ALERRT) Center at Texas State University.

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Statement [V] p003-02

FBI Office of Law Enforcement Engagement led research with FBI divisions and local agencies

The FBI’s Office of Law Enforcement Engagement (OLEE) led the research and preparation of the document, working closely with the Criminal Division, the Critical Incident Response Group, and FBI field offices, as well as state and local law enforcement agencies nationwide.

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Statement [V] p003-03

FBI and ALERRT support Don't Name Them, shifting focus from shooters to victims and heroes

The FBI and the ALERRT Center at Texas State University support the Don’t Name Them campaign, an initiative aimed at encouraging the media, law enforcement, and public information officers to redirect attention away from the shooters and instead highlight the victims, survivors, and heroes who intervened.

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Statement [V] p003-04

Campaign also emphasizes strength of communities uniting to heal after attacks

The campaign also emphasizes the strength of the communities that unite to heal in the aftermath of such events.

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Statement [V] p003-05

Report supplements prior FBI publications of annual active shooter data since 2000

This report supplements previous FBI publications containing annual active shooter data since 2000.

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