Community learns about public safety during active shooter training event

Neighbors in Hilliard got a little hands on training to prepare and respond to a worse-case scenario.At an active shooter drill on Tuesday, some of them froze in their tracks.Organizers say the idea behind it is to prepare the community for a violent situation.A 30 second drill with an active shooter felt a lot longer for the volunteers in the room."To me it seemed like a couple of minutes, not 32 seconds," Suzanne Trubee said.The demonstration, put on by the Buckeye Firearms Association, gauged