Ventura County - Avoid, Deny, Defend – What to do when there is an Active Shooter or assailant situation.

When
11 Oct 2023
7:30 AM - 9:00 AM (PDT)
Location
Palm Garden Hotel, 495 N. Ventu Park Rd. Thousand Oaks, CA 91360
Spaces left
74

Registration

In-Transition – $26.00
NHRA Ventura County Member – $31.00
Non-Member – $41.00

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Note: Meeting will be held on Wednesday! You won't want to miss this.

Avoid, Deny, Defend

What to do when there is an Active Shooter or assailant situation.

The Ventura County Sheriff Officer’s civilian response to active assailant course is intended and designed to teach non-law enforcement persons better skills and decision-making abilities should they be confronted or involved in an active assailant situation.

Learning objectives:

What to expect from first responders upon their arrival at the scene.

Sergeant Damian Alvarez

Ventura County Sheriff's Office

Sergeant Alvarez has worked with the Ventura County Sheriff’s office for over 25 years. Current, Sergeant of the Thousand Oaks Stations Community Resource and School Resource Officer Units. Alvarez has worked assignments in custody, court services, patrol, K-9, Intelligence led policing, investigations, and the firearms cadre. Alvarez has taught civilian response to active assailant for the past six years throughout Ventura County and personally seen the aftereffects at both the Borderline Shooting and the Westlake High School Attack.

Additional Event Details

7:20 AM Registration & Networking

7:30 AM Breakfast & Introductions

7:45 AM Legal Update

8:00-9:00 AM Program and Q&A