Joey Walker

A woman you barely know from work suddenly runs into your office. She has a look of terror written all over her face and is [restrict paid=true]hysterically crying. As you try to come to grips why you are experiencing this, you then recall her attendance at work has lately been spotty. The woman tells you […]

In the 2017 and 2018 Active Shooting cases, shooters have used weapons that the media and others have defined as “weapons of war.” [restrict paid=true]These cases involve weapons with associated terms of bump stocks, high capacity magazines and automatic or semi-automatic weapons. While the current focus (of some) is on the weapon, remember two things:

During a recent social media interaction, one of the participants responding to my post alluded to Active shooters belonging to one particular ethnic persuasion. [restrict paid=true]I responded that the truth of the matter was that they come from “nearly” every walk of life, ethnicity, gender, age, across socio-economic backgrounds as well as those who are