Active Shooter Threat Resources

Research has shown that individuals that carry out these incidents follow a predictable pattern of behavior known as the "Pathway to Violence."  The information below will provide guidance on "behaviors of concern" that can help identify if someone is progressing towards a violent act.  By spotting these behaviors and taking action, we can have an opportunity to prevent these incidents from occurring in the first place.  

Pathway to Violence Video

Homeland Security Pathway to Violence Fact Sheet

Making Prevention a Reality

Collectively, we can help limit the effects of an active shooter/threat incident through our response.  The resources below will help you understand the options that can be advantageous in these difficult situations.

UTA Active Threat Interactive Canvas Module

Active Shooter Response Booklet

Active Shooter Response Pamphlet
 

The videos below provide valuable direction into response options, behaviors of concern, and other related issues.

Active Threat Video

This video is the latest active threat information that we provide to our community.  In it we highlight your response options should you encounter an active threat incident.

Active Shooter Exercise Video

This video is a compilation of our work in July 2017 during a large scale active shooter exercise at the College Park Center.  We worked with a wide array of our internal and external partners to test our response to an active shooter incident on the UTA campus.