“… If you do hear anybody talking, whether you think it’s real or not, let us decide.” SDPD Chief David Nisleit says the community plays a role in keeping others safe.
“Somebody might know something, and they might be taking it as just an idle threat or somebody’s just blowing off some steam and they’re talking, ‘Hey, I’m gonna go shoot up the school, I’m gonna go to the mall and do a shooting.’ A lot of times they don’t report that until after the fact, so I really want to stress the importance; if you do hear anybody talking, whether you think it’s real or not, let us decide,” Nisleit said.
“There are a number of warning signs, in addition to threat statements or statements where people know in their gut, ‘Well that didn’t sound right, that’s something we should check out,’ and unfortunately, after events like this we hear a full list of all of the warning signs that were missed,” Mueller said.
Mueller’s efforts in school violence prevention are centered on threat assessment teams, teams made up of school administrators, psychologists, counselors and resource officers trained following a research-based model that Mueller says has been proven to work in studies. If the team is notified about a student who’s shown warning signs of planned violence, they’ll look into what those actions are. Mueller said students are also assessed based on their history, how they’re described by people who know them, like their parents, and whether or not they have access to weapons.
The Golden State Warriors head coach used his time at the podium ahead of the Warriors-Mavericks playoff game to express his feelings after the shooting at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas.
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