Border Patrol agents train schools on mass shooting response
By Rob DiRienzo | Fox News
The agents are going into the classroom to teach teachers how to treat massive bleeding, with schools being some of the most vulnerable targets.
CALAIS, Maine – Following a recent string of deadly mass shootings across the country, Border Patrol agents are coming into schools to share what they know with educators. The goal: preparedness, should the unthinkable occur.
Border Patrol agents stationed at the northern border, at the northeasternmost point in the continental U.S., are going into the classrooms to teach instructors how to treat massive bleeding. After all, schools are widely viewed as among the most vulnerable targets.
"You want to make sure the scene is safe before you go in there," a U.S. Border Patrol supervisory agent, Kevin Kellenberger, told a room full of school faculty at Washington Community College in Calais, Maine.
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