Central Ohio police see higher demand for active aggressor survival training

It is a foreboding sight. A man armed with a rifle intent on killing as many people as possible. It's one of the training scenarios in a survival course called CRASE, or Civilian Response To Active Shooter Events.Four years ago the Franklin County Sheriff's Office was the first to offer the program to the general public. Deputy Tony Casper says public demand for the survival course is now skyrocketing."We're hosting a class in February. It seats 200. It was filled in a matter of two hours," said