Threat Level Two includes which actions?

• A. A display of weapon
• B. Armed LEOs will respond
• C. A physical threat with actions such as kicking, pushing, or grabbing someone
• D. Life-threatening situation

Answer: (C)

Threat levels guide how you assess danger and respond. Level Two is defined by direct, physical aggression that could cause harm. A situation where someone is actively threatening or using force—kicking, pushing, grabbing—toward another person shows concrete, actionable risk and calls for immediate protective actions and de-escalation efforts, with readiness to escalate if the threat continues. The other scenarios describe risks that are either less direct (simulated by a display of a weapon) or more severe (an armed response or a life-threatening situation), which fall outside this level’s typical definition.