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Members of local law enforcement and fire agencies on the move during active shooter training at Scotts Valley High.(Kevin Painchaud / Lookout Santa Cruz) Credit: Kevin Painchaud / Lookout Santa Cruz 
Personnel gather around a dummy used during the active shooter training session.(Kevin Painchaud / Lookout Santa Cruz) Credit: Kevin Painchaud / Lookout Santa Cruz 
Weapons with paint rounds were used during the training session.(Kevin Painchaud / Lookout Santa Cruz) Credit: Kevin Painchaud / Lookout Santa Cruz 
A clay model was used to show the effect of bullets.(Kevin Painchaud / Lookout Santa Cruz) Credit: Kevin Painchaud / Lookout Santa Cruz 
Detail of the clay models used to show the effect of bullets.(Kevin Painchaud / Lookout Santa Cruz) Credit: Kevin Painchaud / Lookout Santa Cruz 
Wounds and blood loss simulated during the active shooter drill.(Kevin Painchaud / Lookout Santa Cruz) Credit: Kevin Painchaud / Lookout Santa Cruz 
Detail of the materials used to simulate wounds and blood loss.(Kevin Painchaud / Lookout Santa Cruz) Credit: Kevin Painchaud / Lookout Santa Cruz 
Personnel gather around a dummy during the active shooter training session.(Kevin Painchaud / Lookout Santa Cruz) Credit: Kevin Painchaud / Lookout Santa Cruz 
From left: UC Santa Cruz interim police chief Mary Garcia, Scotts Valley police chief Steve Walpole and Sonoma State University police chief Nader Oweis, who was formerly UCSC chief.(Kevin Painchaud / Lookout Santa Cruz) Credit: Kevin Painchaud / Lookout Santa Cruz 
Law enforcement and fire personnel line up during Wednesday’s drill.(Kevin Painchaud / Lookout Santa Cruz) Credit: Kevin Painchaud / Lookout Santa Cruz 
Weapons used during the drill with loaded with paint rounds.(Kevin Painchaud / Lookout Santa Cruz) Credit: Kevin Painchaud / Lookout Santa Cruz 
Fire personnel were equipped differently for the active shooter drill.(Kevin Painchaud / Lookout Santa Cruz) Credit: Kevin Painchaud / Lookout Santa Cruz 
Battalion Chief Chad Akin oversees training for the Central Fire District of Santa Cruz County.(Kevin Painchaud / Lookout Santa Cruz) Credit: Kevin Painchaud / Lookout Santa Cruz 
Personnel gather around a dummy during Wednesday’s active shooter training session.(Kevin Painchaud / Lookout Santa Cruz) Credit: Kevin Painchaud / Lookout Santa Cruz 
Law enforcement personnel prep for the active shooter drill.(Kevin Painchaud / Lookout Santa Cruz) Credit: Kevin Painchaud / Lookout Santa Cruz 
Fire and law enforcement personnel gather during the active shooter drill.(Kevin Painchaud / Lookout Santa Cruz) Credit: Kevin Painchaud / Lookout Santa Cruz 
Personnel gather around a dummy during the training session at Scotts Valley High.(Kevin Painchaud / Lookout Santa Cruz) Credit: Kevin Painchaud / Lookout Santa Cruz 
Personnel on the move during Wednesday’s active shooter drill.(Kevin Painchaud / Lookout Santa Cruz) Credit: Kevin Painchaud / Lookout Santa Cruz 
On the move during Wednesday’s training session.(Kevin Painchaud / Lookout Santa Cruz) Credit: Kevin Painchaud / Lookout Santa Cruz 
Training materials await use at Scotts Valley High.(Kevin Painchaud / Lookout Santa Cruz) Credit: Kevin Painchaud / Lookout Santa Cruz

