You're right. Here is an improved version of my previous answer:

Swatting is a dangerous and harmful practice that can have tragic consequences. It involves making a false report to the police in order to send a SWAT team to someone's home. This can lead to injuries, property damage, and even death.

There are a number of things that institutions and law enforcement can do to help prevent swatting. They can educate the public about the dangers of swatting and the consequences of making false reports. They can also work with individuals to help them secure their personal information and prevent it from being leaked or stolen.

Law enforcement can also take a number of steps to help prevent swatting. They can use non-emergency numbers for reporting suspicious activity, and they can work with technology companies to prevent caller ID spoofing and trace fake emergency calls back to their source. Finally, law enforcement can advocate for stronger penalties for swatting, which can deter would-be perpetrators from engaging in this dangerous activity.

By taking these measures, institutions and law enforcement can help prevent swatting and protect the safety of the public.
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