DIVAS & Dangerous Public Encounters Active Shooter Event Training
Dangerous Public Encounters – the violent occurrence that is better known as an “active shooter” event. An “active shooter” is a person (or a group of individuals) actively seeking random or specific targets/victims in a public setting with the intention to kill them.
Saturday, May 7, 2016
12pm to 4:30pm
Patriot Protection
2552 Summit Avenue #404, Plano, TX 75074
$150 per person – DIVAS ONLY!
Class Limited to 15
Requires active participation by students
In this course, you will learn:
- Recognizing the event for what it is
- Assessing your surroundings
- Quickly evaluating the options and how they correspond with your own capabilities
- Making decisions and acting upon them at the right time
- Awarness of many other factors that may be a part of the situation
- Having a post-encounter strategy and plan will be some of the topics addressed in this class.
All the Info:
- Includes all Firearms and Ammo (non-lethal ammo) Do not bring your own firearms.
- Eye Protection Required
- Limited to 15 Ladies
- Novice to Experienced Level Shooters Welcome
- Instruction by Tim Dodd, Heather Eckert and Sonny Puzikas
- No Refunds
- Online Registration Closes May 4
DIVA WOW has had many exciting classes, clinics and training at Patriot Protection over the past 2 years.
The indoor range is set up to offer real life scenarios and training that only can be achieved with the use of the non-lethal training ammunition. If you have never participated in class or clinic at Patriot Protection, go to their website for a better idea of the level of training available http://www.patriotprotection.net
For more information about the class contact
Amanda Dodd, Patriot Protection Owner and DIVA Member
This will be an exciting, action-packed 4.5 hour course. You don’t want to miss it!
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