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How emergency managers should use social media.
Actions in this particular situation. you don't know what's happened yet. the investigation has the play out. stop castin ing aspersions on t police. what do you say to that? >> to hell with them. you have 19 kid, children slaughtered. two teachers, slaughtered and to not look at the incident and say what happened? why did this happen? what can we do better? that's part of the job. the after action reports, the after action review, excuse me, was created by the army in the '70, to look and review what happens after a bad incident or something goes wrong. this went wrong. to say we should not l...
That to happen within the ranks of police when they are an hour in or do they have to just stick with what the common commander tells them no questions asked? >> i think a big issue and it was something that came up in the number of the after action reports with respect to the boston marathon bombing, particularly the shoot-out that occurred with the two suspects there, the tsarnaev brothers, in watertown, massachusetts. and i know chief probably hears this phrase. but the idea of self deployment is a major concern at these types of incidents. yet as you point out we're an hour into it, this p...
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