Alabama Makes Graphic Preparedness Vid

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Updated Apr. 21, 2017 1:44PM EDT / Published Jan. 02, 2013 11:20AM EST

A new workplace training video is sure to make more of an impression on Alabama workers than any cheesy sexual harassment film. RUN HIDE FIGHT is a graphic instructional video for what to do in case of a workplace shooting. The Alabama Department of Homeland Security produced the short film—adapted from one originally produced for the Houston Police Department—before the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting but moved up its release date in response to last month’s tragedy. In addition to law-enforcement officers, the video is intended to “help train education officials and private employers.”

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Alabama Makes Graphic Preparedness Vid