KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Multiple college campuses throughout the country are dealing with false ‘active shooter’ threats amid the start of the school year.

It usually starts as a campus alert followed by an ‘all-clear’ notification. The latest swatting incident in the Midwest was at Kansas State University on the afternoon of Monday, August 25.

These incidents are leaving community members confused and concerned.

Gregory Vecchi, a retired FBI special agent and Director of training at SafeDefend, sat down with KCTV to give insight on swatting incidents and how Kansas City community members can keep themselves safe.

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Vecchi said that when it comes to swa

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