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Nobody to Somebody Mitigating Workplace Violence Steven C. Millwee, CPP
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Micah Xavier Johnson – Dallas Police Murders
7/7/2016 5 police officers
murdered and 7 others wounded
Omar Mateen Orlando Terrorist
6/12/2016 49 Murdered, 53
wounded
George Hennard Luby’s Massacre 10/16/1991
23 Murdered, 27 wounded
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Adam Lanza – Sandy Hook Elementary
School 12/24/2012
20 children, 6 Adults Murdered
James Holmes Aurora Colorado Movie
Theatre 7/20/2012
12 Murdered
Robert Hawkins Westroads Mall
12/5/2007 8 Murdered
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Takeaways 1. Types of Killers 2. Security Cues 3. Risks to the Enterprise 4. PrevenZon and DetecZon 5. Early Employee Warning Signs 6. Workplace IntervenZon and PrevenZon
Strategies
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Types of Killers 1. Disgruntled Worker Killers 2. DomesZc Killers 3. Terrorist MoZvated Killers 4. Race MoZvated Killers 5. Crime Driven Killers (Caught-‐in-‐the act) 6. Isolated Self-‐Loathing Killers -‐ Stranger on
Stranger – “Nobody to Somebody”
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Security Cues 1. Violent, deviant, vivid fantasy life 2. AnZsocialism – IsolaZon 3. Abuse history 4. Targeted as inferior by others, o`en turning to bullying 5. Inability or failure to develop secure aaachments 6. Rapid escalaZon with brutality toward others as a precursor 7. Overly aggressive
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Cues 9. OpposiZonally defiant 10. Lack of conscience 11. Lack of responsibility 12. Dishonesty 13. Blatant disregard for rules 14. Target ScouZng – TesZng Your Security 15. Obsession with Weapons / Explosives 16. Self-‐Loathing turns internal hatred toward external targets
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Commercial Incidents – FBI Summary – Take Home Study FACTS
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Harden the target (security upgrades) – “AcZve” Video Surveillance – Peep holes on doors – Hardened Security – Secure Doors not open to public – Visible Security – Piggy-‐Back Access Controls – Perpetual screening of Visitors and Employees
Report suspicious acZvity to police / security – Implement ReporZng System – Mass NoZficaZon System – Consider a mulZ-‐disciplinary team to assess potenZal threats
Train and prepare! – Survivor mindset is criZcal
PrevenJon & DetecJon
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Early Employee Warning Signs 1. Social Withdrawal 2. Uncontrolled rage 3. Discipline problems 4. Bullying 5. Violent IdeaZon (Verbal, Wriaen, Drawings) 6. Verbal Threats (Direct, CondiZonal, Veiled) 7. IndicaZons of preparing for violence 8. Extreme prejudice or intolerance for differences 9. Obsession with weapons, war and death 10. Suicidal ideaZon 11. Vicious ranZng in wriaen and verbal communicaZons
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Workplace IntervenZon Strategies 1. Train all employees to report warning signs 2. Threat Assessment Team NoZficaZon 3. Threat Assessment and IntervenZon by Trained Professionals 4. NegoZated Voluntary ResignaZon Strategy with a focus on diagnosis,
treatment and COMPASSION – Millwee Unmerited Mercy Technique) 5. UpdaZng your Background Screening Protocols
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Background Screening: Mandates 1. FBI Finger-‐Print Based checks versus
Commercial Checks – CriZcal Infrastructure Rules
2. TerrorAlert ConZnuous Vepng 3. Annual Renewals 4. Quarterly Vepng 5. Visitor / Vendor Management Vepng
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Landmines 1. The NOT FOR landmine – Negligent Hiring 2. Desperate background screening of one group for another –
Negligent Security 3. Duty to protect – What you could or should have known – General
Negligence and Foreseeability 4. Duty to warn the vicZm or general public of harm -‐ Failure to
Warn 5. Failure to the law – Statutory Negligence
1. FCRA 2. EEOC 3. Federal Background Screening Laws 4. State Background Screening Laws
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“The best predictor of future behavior is relevant past behavior.”
“People Want to Know that You Care, Before they care What You Know”
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You Make the Difference! Status Quo ü Do things right ü Inherit Goals ü Are Conformers ü Control ü Persist ü Protect ü Supervise ü Efficient ü PosiZon Oriented ü Perspire
Leaders Do the Right Thing Set InnovaJve Goals Reform Empower Assist Delegate Coach EffecJve People Oriented Inspire.
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Protect Their Brand
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