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Article posted Feb 04 2013, 2:46 AM Category: Politics/Corruption Source: New York Post Print

Homeland Security has advice for confronting mass murders: scissors


WASHINGTON — Is your workplace getting shot up by a crazed gunman?

No problem — just grab a pair of scissors and fight back!

That’s some of the helpful advice in a new instructional video from the Department of Homeland Security that was posted on the agency’s Web site just a month after the massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Connecticut.

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