Kristen Ziman was chief of police in Aurora, Ill., when a mass shooter killed five people. Now she’s on a mission to help police, schools and other organizations prevent violence.
The former top cop of Aurora, Ill., says that when it comes to shooters, ‘we are tripping over red flags’Alfonso Duran for The Wall Street JournalKristen Ziman was the police chief in Aurora, Ill., in 2019 when a disgruntled former employee opened fire in a local manufacturing plant, killing five people and wounding five police officers.
What concerns Ms. Ziman, however, are the missed opportunities to prevent such crises before they arise. “We are tripping over red flags,” she says, noting that the Aurora gunman legally owned a gun despite a felony record of domestic abuse and that his threats to shoot up the plant were never reported to police.
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