Which of the following is not a situational consideration during an Active Threat situation?

In an Active Threat situation, situational considerations are critical for making informed decisions and ensuring safety. The number of threats, the type of weapon(s) being used, and whether the suspect is mobile or stationary are all directly relevant to assessing the level of danger and the appropriate response.

The race of the suspect(s), however, does not provide practical information that would influence the immediate tactical response to the threat. It is not a factor that impacts the strategies used to manage or neutralize the threat itself. Effective considerations in these scenarios focus on actions, capabilities, and movements pertinent to the threat rather than characteristics that do not contribute to situational awareness or tactical response. Therefore, this option stands out as not being a relevant situational consideration during an Active Threat.