The heated debate about gun control and the seemingly endless list of school related shootings keeps the issue of guns on campuses at the forefront of most people’s minds. SP Weekly finds out what would happen if there were to be a shooting at an ASU campus and how would local authorities handle the crisis. Also, assistant ASU police chief Jim Hardina talks about how students need to prepare for such an emergency which could save their life, and how school officials and professors are told to monitor at-risk behaviors to help prevent a tragedy at ASU.
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