Sheriff Baxter on the 4th Annual @roctac "Preventing Targeted Violence" Symposium. A unique opportunity to connect with experts and professionals from around the country in the field of behavioral threat assessment and threat management. Building a sustainable model, in an effort to save lives

Proud moment in recognition of our 4th Annual @roctac "Preventing Targeted Violence" Symposium. More than 300 experts and professionals in the field of behavioral threat assessment and threat management are in Rochester to share knowledge, learn from one another and brainstorm new ideas. Together we can make a difference in preventing targeted violence.

Proud to host the 3rd Annual "Preventing Targeted Violence Symposium" in honor of Sue Watt, mother of Hunter Resch. Sheriff Baxter's vision for @roctac was borne from the unthinkable tragedy involving this loving, seven-year old boy. For more on Hunter's story: bit.ly/3W78xnu

3rd Annual "Preventing Targeted Violence" Symposium: Connecting experts and professionals from across the country in the fields of behavioral threat assessment and threat management to keep our communities safe. Those in attendance gained valuable insight, discussed best practices and collaborated with like-minded individuals who are passionate about preventing targeted violence. Learn more about @roctac at link below: bit.ly/3W78xnu

Anyone with information is asked to email [email protected] and reference CR #24-191849.

Sheriff Baxter presented at the Genesee Valley & Finger Lakes Region Environmental Occupational Medicine Professional Development Conference this morning on @roctac. Thank you to Robert Tyndall and Steven Fess for the opportunity to share how the Rochester Threat Advisory Committee (ROCTAC) works to address targeted violence with these industry professionals.