12.5 Minutes is the Average Length of an Active Shooter Incident
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Every year, hundreds of shootings happen in the US. It takes police an average of 12.5 minutes to resolve these incidents, and survival rates drop by 10% for every minute without emergency treatment1. First responders must assess the situation and develop a plan of action often with limited information on the location. We help save lives by providing definitive, critical, and real-time information to local first responders through our crisis management solution.
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1 Statistics from Amberbox. Orfanidis, Anastasios: Amberbox — “Assumption vs Reality: Do Emergency Response Times Significantly Affect Active Shooter Outcomes?”
amberbox.com/blog/post/assumption-vs-reality-do-emergency-response-times-significantly-affect-active-shooter-outcomes.