Title: Terrorism and Homeland Security: Hot, Warm and Cold Zones
Headings: Terrorism and Homeland Security: Hot, Warm and Cold Zones
Terrorism and Homeland Security: Hot, Warm and Cold Zones
Operating within the Different Zones
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Content: No other information is available for this dispatch. As you arrive on scene, you observe a white minivan positioned through a guardrail, with what looks like bystanders rushing around. Your senses are heightened; there appears to be multiple casualties on a bridge over a major river. You radio back to dispatch your observations and request for additional units. What do you do next? With your senses heightened, you don your department-issued ballistic PPE (vest and helmet). Imagine exiting your unit and being immediately barraged with wounded and their loved ones. One victim screams for your help to save her husband, who was struck and thrown from the bridge into the river below. Off in the distance you hear the sound of gunshots.