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Possible Medical Causes of Abnormal Subject Behavior

Campus public safety officers must be able to recognize when a disruptive individual’s behavior is caused by a medical emergency.

Read: How to Manage a Combative Subject

How to Manage a Combative Subject

Campus public safety officers must be able to recognize when a disruptive individual’s behavior is caused by a medical emergency.

Staff Training Could Reduce Student Fights in Illinois District by 30%

Read: School Policy Prevents Teachers from Breaking Up Classroom Fights

School Policy Prevents Teachers from Breaking Up Classroom Fights

Student Suffers Injuries After Being Restrained by Aide

Runaway Suspect in Custody After Fleeing Hospital

Inmate Steals Gun, Holds Hospital Security Officer Hostage

OSHA to Investigate Attacks on Workers at Maine Hospital

Patient’s Scuffle With Hospital Security Not Cause of Death

Fla. Hospital Patient’s Death Result of Drugs, Not Taser

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