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Active Armed Offender Attacks
Active Armed Offender Attacks
Escape
If you see a safe route, ESCAPE.
Move quickly and quietly away from danger.
Tell others not to enter the area, but only if it doesn't put you in any danger.
Take your mobile phone.
Do not let your belongings impede your ESCAPE.
Move as far away from the danger area as possible.
Hide
If you are unable to escape, HIDE.
Stay out of sight and silence your phones.
Move away from doors and remain quiet.
Try and put a sturdy physical barrier between you and the offender.
Help others but only if it does not put you or others at risk.
Constantly review the situation and your options based on the best available information.
Tell
When it is safe to do so, TELL.
Call the Police by dialing Triple Nine (999) when it is safe.
You may be asked about your location, surroundings, the attackers and the events that have occurred.
You may be asked to stay on the line and provide further information that the operator requests or if the situation changes.
Police Response
When Police arrive, follow their instructions.
Their priority will be to deal with the immediate threat to prevent further injury.
You should follow all instructions given by emergency responders.
Police may not be able to distinguish you from the offenders.
You will be evacuated when it is safe to leave the area.
It is important to remember:
Police Officers will be armed and could point guns in your direction;
Police may treat your firmly;
avoid quick movements or shouting and keep your hands visible;
Police priority is to locate the offender.