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SCCJA BLOCK 3 FULL SET (Latest 2026 /
2027 update)100% Correct Questions &
Answers

Active shooter - Correct answer a suspect whose activity is immediately causing death


and bodily injury. The activity is not contained and there is immediate risk of death and


serious injury to potential victims




Armed Barricaded Suspect - Correct answer A suspect who is in a position of tactical


advantage, usually barricaded in a room, building or vehicle, who is armed with a


weapon.




Traditional Deployment - Correct answer A tactical concept where law enforcement

officers maintain a secure perimeter around an armed suspect and wait for a specially


trained units to arrive on scene and intervene.




Rapid deployment - Correct answer The swift and immediate deployment of law


enforcement resources to ongoing, life threatening situations where delayed

deployment could otherwise result in death or great bodily injury to innocent persons.

,Time line of violence - Correct answer Period of time from the suspects first violent


action until the action is stopped or the suspect transitions to another activity.




Incident Transition - Correct answer point in the incident where the "active shooter"


stops his/her violent actions and trues to escape or barricades himself/herself




Active shooter response - Correct answer rapid deployment calls for the first


responding officer(s) on scene to form 1, 2, 3, or,4 man teams and immediately locate


and stop threat




Hostage/barricaded suspect response - Correct answer involves setting up


containment, perimeters, gathering information, and requesting appropriate resources




Locate, isolate, control




What is the #1 objective during an active shooter response? - Correct answer To find,

confront, and stop deadly behavior/threat.

,University of Texas shooting - Correct answer Charles Whitman




University Of Texas shooting (1966) - Correct answer Charles Whitman shoots and kills


15 people (including an unborn child), wounds 32 others with a high-powered rifle from


the top of the clock tower on the University of Texas, Austin. Incident resolved by two


uniformed patrol officers who were able to gain entry into the tower and shot and


killed Whitman.




Mcdonalds Massacre (1984)


San Ysidro, California. - Correct answer James Huberty shoots and kills 21 people,


wounds 11 others. Incident resolved by SWAT sniper.




Columbine High School Massacre


Littleton, Colorado, April 20, 1999. - Correct answer Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold


shoot and kill 13 people and wound dozens of others. Both suspects committed suicide.


Officers arrived on scene 2 minutes after the initial call; however, officers did not make

entry until 45 minutes later.

, Blacksburg, Virginia, April 16, 2007. Virginia Tech. Campus. Shooting - Correct answer


Seung-Hui Cho shoots and kills two students and leaves campus. Returns


approximately two hours later and shoots and kills 32 people. Cho wounds several


other students and teachers. Suspect commits suicide.




Westroads Mall in West Omaha.


Omaha, Nebraska, December 5, 2007. - Correct answer 19 year old Robert Hawkins


shoots and kills 8 people and wounds 5 others. Suspect commits suicide.




(Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office Centennial, Colorado). - Correct answer James


Eagan Holmes (shooter)




Picture was taken hours after a shooting massacre at an Aurora, Colorado movie


theater that killed 12 and injured 58 people on July 20, 2012.




Mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut. - Correct

answer Left 27 people dead, including 20 children and the gunman identified as 20-

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