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Lanier Tech students, safety workers get lesson in emergency response

Active shooter drill allows police, EMTs to train

Capt. Wes Huff of the University of North Georgia Police Department speaks with police between active shooter drills Tuesday afternoon at Lanier Technical College. The event also allowed EMS students at the technical college to get valuable training.

1123TRAINING5 — Capt. Wes Huff of the University of North Georgia Police Department speaks with police between active shooter drills Tuesday afternoon at Lanier Technical College. The event also allowed EMS students at the technical college to get valuable training.

Hailey Van Parys

Updated: Nov 23, 2016, 5:30 AM

Published: Nov 23, 2016, 1:58 AM

Brandon Hammock gasped, gripping his lower chest wound as he reached out with a blood-soaked hand to Michael Hammond of the University of North Georgia Police Department. “Please, officer! Officer!

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