Mass Screening Using Ferromagnetic Detection at Large Campus Events
Learn how a ferromagnetic detection system (FMDS) used at a venue’s perimeter can prevent mass casualties by detecting weapons before terrorists get too close.
Learn how a ferromagnetic detection system (FMDS) used at a venue’s perimeter can prevent mass casualties by detecting weapons before terrorists get too close.
University of Kentucky Police Chief Joe Monroe talks about recent terrorist attacks, the importance of information sharing and emergency drills in this quick Q&A.
A judge also denied the University of Washington’s attempt to charge the student-run organization $17,000 for security fees incurred for hosting the event on campus.
UF is requesting the money back after a university spokesperson says the reimbursement was made following an “internal miscommunication”.
Those involved with event security can leverage NCS4 conferences, training and other resources to improve their safety and emergency preparedness efforts.
The Big 12 has fined Texas Tech $25,000 after fans stormed the court, making it difficult for West Virginia players to safely exit the arena.
The invoice from Alachua County includes charges for law enforcement, fire-rescue, court security and services by the county’s communication center.
Officials must decide how to respond to the protests and violence that can come with free speech on college campuses.
The Mercedes-Benz Stadium will be patrolled by both undercover and uniformed officers and all overhead air traffic, including drones, will be prohibited.
The Michigan State police will increase their presence at events and a no bag policy has been instated at indoor athletic facilities.
In this webinar, attendees will learn the observable behaviors people exhibit as they head down a path of violence so we can help prevent the preventable.
This discussion will help participants analyze, understand, and assess their own program effectiveness.