Baton Rouge companies learning how to respond to an active shooter situation

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FIRING BACK: Workers at Sage Rehabilitation, as part of active shooter training, are told to throw anything within reach at a would-be shooter in an effort to disorient the assailant.  (Photo by Collin Richie) Just as Scott McClelland rounded the corner of the break room with his weapon—a Nerf gun—drawn, the employees at Sage Rehabilitation

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