True or False: You will receive an influx of calls upon the initiation of an active shooter incident.

During an active shooter incident, the likelihood of receiving an influx of calls varies and is generally not guaranteed. Many people may be in shock or unable to communicate effectively, while others might prioritize their own safety over reporting the incident. Additionally, emergency services are trained to coordinate responses and may not flood the communication lines immediately, as they have protocols to handle such situations efficiently. While some individuals, particularly those in the vicinity, may call emergency services to report the incident, the volume may not constitute an "influx" during the critical phases of the event. Therefore, stating that there will not necessarily be an influx of calls captures the reality of the chaotic environment during an active shooter situation.