In Boise, Idaho, organizers said attendance at pride celebrations this weekend could more than double, to 25,000. “But the training should give club owners some comfort and useful information that they never need to use,” he said. Mirabella acknowledged that it took nearly four hours for the Orlando shooter to be stopped. “It makes me sick to my stomach that we even need this training, it makes me sad.” We will probably have to add other events,” Joe Mirabella, a city spokesman, told the Guardian. “A hundred people have signed up for Monday night’s event. In Seattle, owners of bars and clubs serving the LGBT community have been invited to “active shooter training” sessions, ahead of the pride parade next weekend. It was quickly deleted, but not before members of the public had taken screenshots, according to a local report. Martha Montalvo, the city’s acting police chief, said her department and federal investigators were aware of the threat, which was posted on Twitter. On social media, a message said: “There will be a massive shooting at the pride parade in Houston, Texas.” On Friday, as funerals began, the FBI was investigating a threat against a celebration in Houston next Saturday.
