FACTS

1. Verbal Escalation: Raised voice, insults, sarcasm, or sudden changes in tone signal rising aggression that can quickly escalate into physical violence.
2. Boundary Violation: A person stepping too close, blocking exits, or invading personal space is a strong early cue of potential confrontation.
3. Direct or Indirect Threats: Statements like “You’ll regret this,” “Watch what happens,” or repeated complaints with hostility indicate imminent risk.
4. Physical Agitation: Clenched fists, pacing, rapid breathing, staring, or sudden stillness reflect a shift from frustration to possible action.
5. Weapon Indicators: Hands hidden in pockets, reaching into bags, or displaying objects that could be used as weapons […]

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