A Threat Expressed ≠ A Threat Posed If Simply Expressing A Threat Was Cause For Arrest, 1/2 Of NYC Would Be In Handcuffs. Threat Assessment is about understanding the context, intent, and likelihood of a threat to be carried out. The first step in this process is to determine if the threat is one which has been expressed or one that has been posed. For example, if you accidentally cut someone off on the road and they yell out, “I’m going to kill you,” they have expressed a threat. If they say nothing, but you seem them scowling in the rear-view mirror as they start to follow you home, their behavior poses a threat. Actions speak louder than words. ~Spencer Coursen youtu.be/x8062QEFk5g
Posted on: Tue, 06 Jan 2015 19:54:40 +0000
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