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SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 22, 2013 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- Two days ago Arizona proposed a bill to allow teachers and administrators to carry weapons to defend students. While the details of this bill are extensive, the initial proposal caught the attention of security expert James Vierra, CEO of The Kingdom Group, a global risk management firm.
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"My company has been providing active shooter teams on the campus of a major fortune company for almost six months," said Vierra. "With approximately 3,500 employees on six different campuses, we have developed a program that can be easily implemented for schools."
Andrew F. Morrill, President of the Arizona Education Association, does not believe this bill is right for schools.
"Any training that these bills are proposing that would turn teachers or parent volunteers or administrators into body guards falls so far short of real police training," said Morrill.
Vierra believes The Kingdom Group's program will prove more effective than simply teachers carrying guns. The Kingdom Group's program not only utilizes trained armed professionals, but also unarmed personnel, thus proving to be both proactive and reactive.
About The Kingdom Group: The Kingdom Group, Inc. is a global risk management firm providing the highest level of Executive Protection, Security Consulting, Business Investigations and Security Risk Management Training Services to each client. They identify unique security challenges of each client and assist in developing long-term solutions to reduce future liability.
Corporately located in San Francisco, you can visit www.thekingdomgroup.co or call 415-295-4711 for more information.
Media Contact:
Abbey Ramirez The Kingdom Group, 562-315-6887, socialmedia@thekingdomgroup.co
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SOURCE The Kingdom Group
Published February 22, 2013 Reads 165
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