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INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — School bus drivers can learn how to react if they're faced with an armed person on their bus thanks to videos from the Indiana State Police Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Division.
The videos depict how an unarmed bus driver can react if a potential shooter enters the bus.
It's intended to be used as a training tool for school bus drivers. The aim is to reduce potential injuries and fatalities resulting from violence.
The information isn't intended as legal advice.
To view the videos go to http://www.in.gov/isp/2988.htm and click under the link "Training Videos for Bus Driver."
Live demonstrations can be arranged by contacting Indiana State Police.
The videos were produced through a joint effort by several agencies.
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