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Civilian Emergency Platform
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — A vehicle is deliberately driving into pedestrians or a crowded area.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — NOT EXPERT REVIEWED — NOT FOR PUBLIC DISTRIBUTION
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Vehicle accelerating toward people, horn, no attempt to brake.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Bodies on ground, screaming, vehicle circling back.
Scene hazards: Repeat passes, Secondary attack, Crush injuries
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Run perpendicular to vehicle path toward building entrance.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Pull others with you — shout "inside" or "behind wall."
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — From cover, call 112 with plate, color, and last seen direction.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — When vehicle gone, triage struck — breathing and bleeding first.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Call 112. "Vehicle attacking pedestrians at [location]. Heading [direction]."
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Update if second vehicle or shooter involved.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Vehicle strike victims need full trauma evaluation.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Unconscious in road need spinal precautions when moved for traffic only.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Do NOT stand in road filming.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Do NOT block vehicle with body — ineffective and fatal.
MYTH: DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Jumping in front of a slow vehicle will stop it
REALITY: DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Multi-ton vehicles cannot be stopped by civilians. Barriers and evacuation save lives.
DANGER: DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Fatal crush attempting to be a human barrier.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Ramming attacks often use repeat passes or escape routes along same corridor.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Open markets and festival edges are vulnerable.