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William bratton in american policing, we have no answer for why we dont have more of these events, and why we dont have more that are very specifically put on by terroristrelated activists. Cooper new York Police Commissioner bill bratton said the n. Y. P. D. Has been preparing for that kind of attack ever since the 2008 terrorist strike in mumbai, india, that killed 173 people and shut down a city of more than 18 million for three days. What did you learn from mumbai . Bratton the idea of the multiple shooters consciously going in a lot of different directions. Cooper multiple shooters, multiple locations. Bratton multiple shooters who had bombs in taxi cabs, railway stations, the hotel. We also learned that these people are going to take hostages only for the purpose of media attention. Theyre going to kill them. Negotiating to surrender. Theyre negotiating just to extend the span of time that you in the media are going to cover what theyre doing. So thats a very significant change, where we normally try to rescue the hostages through negotiation. Cooper after mumbai, you fully anticipated were going see that here in the United States . Bratton thats correct. Cooper and you still believe that . And thats why we prepare for it. Cooper the new York Police Department is so concerned about a paris and mumbaitype attack, theyre retraining all 35,000 Police Officers in the city. Weapon is now loaded, finger off the trigger, holster up. Cooper they allowed us to watch some of what theyre doing. Detective Raymond Mcpartland is the lead trainer with the n. Y. P. D. Counterterrorism division, and says its Critical Police move in quickly to stop an active shooter. Raymond mcpartland the big piece i always tell people is time is of an issue for both ends. The shooter always wants more time inside because thats more victims. We need to cut his time in half, if not minimize it completely, by getting there quickly. And thats a complete shift, a paradigm change for. For Law Enforcement across the board. gunfire cooper getting in there quickly means overcoming chaotic and confusing situations in pursuit of the gunman. gunfire mcpartland so now, you got a shot. So now, that changes what were doing here because were going to go in that direction. Cooper in this drill, a team of four officers has to stop an active shooter in a classroom full of students, some of whom are already wounded. Responding officers are told to focus on finding the gunmen before they try to treat any casualties. Its also got to be tough because you have hysterical people in a classroom. Theyre going to be screaming, help this person, help this person. Mcpartland yeah, sure, and just think of the psychological aspect. I mean, you go into a School Shooting and y. And you see children. You see. This is something anybodys going to want to bend over and do whatever they could to stop that. But what we try to instill in them is that we need to stop the killing further. Cooper in another training scenario, we watched the Police Respond to a simulated attack by two terrorists with rifles, loosely based on what happened in mumbai. gunfire they immediately engage in a gun battle with the first shooter, whos surrounded himself with civilians. Mcpartland the issue becomes, now youve got a crowded hallway. So this is how they are going to have to deal with it. If you notice, on the floor, there is a bag. At the very least, we should start thinking i. E. D. Explosive device. Its something we are concerned about. Cooper for the first officers on the scene, information is limited and often contradictory. With every second that passes, more people could be dying. Much that it changes the way you think. It changes your judgment. Mcpartland sure. Its a survival instinct. Theres a man with a gun thats in that room and hes trying to kill other people. Cooper right. Mcpartland and under stress. The idea of stress science is fascinating when it comes to our world because your vision goes down to about 17 under stress. If i said long guns, if i said tactical gear, and i said terrorism, whats the one thing you should also be thinking about . I. E. D. S . Mcpartland i. E. D. S. Thinking about bombs. Cooper afterwards, detective mcpartland reviews the exercise with the officers and asks them about the bag that was left in i didnt notice the bag. Cooper if you had noted that that was an i. E. D. In that bag, would you still keep going for the shooter . Mcpartland unfortunately, yeah. If we had to stop for every bag we found, then obviously wed have a problem because we would never get to that guy. Cooper a number of American Cities have been retraining their police in a similar way. Washington, d. C. , police chief cathy lanier says their preparations have taken on new urgency since isis made a threat this week to launch attacks in rome and washington. Cathy lanier people say, you know, what is it that keeps you awake at night . Its not all the things that we train for and we know about; its the one thing that we havent yet thought about. What is it that were missing . Cooper weve now seen a number of people who are just ideologically motivated, who say they support isis, but may have no actual direct connection with a group like isis, but just theyve watched some videos and theyve decided to. Lanier even scarier less trip. Cooper thats even scarier . Lanier less tripwires. Less. Less opportunity for us to intercept. I dont think youre going to i think that a person whos committed to carrying out an act of violence like this is going to carry that act out. How successful they are and how many people they kill we can try and intervene on. Cooper Police Departments started to take a serious look at how they respond to active shooters after the attacks at Columbine High School in 1999. Columbine was a real turning point, in terms of reassessing strategy in active shooter situations . Lanier yes, it was huge. So, we based a lot of our training for active shooter enforcement level. We based a lot of our training on columbine. Cooper in columbine, two troubled teenagers freely roamed the school, killing 12 students and a teacher while, outside, hundreds of Law Enforcement waited for 45 minutes before going in. Lanier and i very distinctly remember a parent being interviewed who said, what were they waiting for . They have guns, my kids dont have. None of our kids had guns. Cooper in the recent paris concert hall, police waited 35 minutes outside for the Tactical Team to prepare before going in. A u. S. Law enforcement source described that as a familiar old american model that has been abandoned. Columbine taught police they had to get in fast, despite the fact a swat team might not be there. Lanier this is a homicide in progress. You cant wait for backup, you cant wait for the swat team. You are the only thing that can stop that shooting. You have to get in there and do it. Cooper thats what washington, d. C. , police did in 2013 at the navy yard when a mentally ill employee began shooting his coworkers. We have an active shooter, a male with a shotgun. Multiple shots fired. Multiple people down. Lanier our first call to 911 came in one minute and 36 seconds after the first shots were fired. We already had multiple people that were shot at that point. Cooper chief lanier learned a number of lessons from the Police Response to the navy yard shootings. Some of the rifles police had were too big for the narrow corridors the shooter was moving made it difficult to determine where shots were being fired from. Lanier the flashes you see are the fire alarms. The fire alarms been pulled. The fire alarms going off. Its loud. And theyve got gunshots being fired, and theyre trying to narrow down where the gunman is so they can get to the gunman and stop the shooting. Cooper it took police an hour and nine minutes to kill the shooter. And of the 12 people who were killed, the first ten were killed how quickly . Lanier six minutes. Cooper that fast . Lanier that fast. Cooper according to the fbi, 60 of active shooter attacks are over before police ever arrive. So now, Law Enforcement agencies throughout the country are trying to educate the public on how to survive on their own lanier your options are run, hide, or fight. Cooper thats what you tell people they should do . Lanier yes. What we tell them is. Is the facts of the matter is that most active shooters kill most of the victims in ten minutes or less, and the best Police Department in the countrys going to be about a five to sevenminute response. I always say if you can get out, getting outs your first option, your best option. If youre in a position to try and take the gunman down, to take the gunman out, its the best option for saving lives before police can get there. And thats. You know, thats kind of counterintuitive to what cops always tell people, right . We always tell people, dont. You know, dont take action. Call 911. Dont intervene in the robbery, you know. Weve never told people, take action. Its a different. This is a different scenario. Cooper youre telling them that now, though . Lanier we are. It is important to remember that, as tragic and scary as these active shooter attacks are, its highly unlikely youll ever be caught up in one. Bratton you have a very low chance of being a victim of an incident like this. But what we try to do is encourage awareness. The idea is to have an awareness without creating a fear. Cooper a persons chance of actually having some sort of encounter with an active shooter is, like, one in two million. A persons chance of being hit by lightning is one in 700,000. Do you worry about an overreaction, people getting too scared, fearful of something which, in all likelihood, they will never encounter . Lanier you can be prepared and you can have a society that is resilient and alert and conscientious and safer without scaring people. Cooper you dont want people to be afraid . Lanier no, that works against you. If you educate people on actions they can take to reduce their risk, then you can save some lives. And i think its. Its irresponsible for us not to do that. Im not worried about an overreaction. Im more worried about a numbness to what is potentially a reality. Cooper a numbness . Lanier yes. Cooper how do you mean . Lanier just ignoring it and not preparing yourself. Thats not an option anymore. New york citys Counter Terrorism czar on what we can learn from the paris attacks. Go to 60minutesovertime. Com. Sponsored by lyrica. Before i had the shooting, burning, pinsandneedles of diabetic nerve pain, these feet. Served my country. 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Today, they have a common enemy in the Islamic State. Its a difficult and awkward arrangement, and there arent Many Americans who are more familiar with it than Major General peter gersten, a combat veteran from the iraq war and now one of the top commanders in this fight. Peter gersten were in the combined joint operations center. Logan general gersten took us into the war room in baghdad, where iraqis and americans have more than a year. Thousands of calls for u. S. And Coalition Air strikes have come through here. Who is bringing the intelligence that feeds these calls . Gersten we have our own intelligence. We have national intelligence. Everythings fusing in different parts of this building and coming to this strike cell, and thats where its checked and coordinated and approved. Logan on their screens, live feeds fr