Axios Security Group Issues Statement on Escalating Threats to Christian and Jewish Schools Following Minneapolis Shooting

Minneapolis, MN – In the wake of the devastating mass shooting at Annunciation Catholic School in Minneapolis, Axios Security Group reaffirms its unwavering commitment to safeguarding faith-based educational environments. This morning’s tragedy—where two children were killed and 17 others injured during an all-school Mass—underscores an urgent need for ever-present and proactive security measures at Christian and Jewish schools nationwide. (AP News, Reuters, Wikipedia)




Minutes before 8:30 a.m. CDT on August 27, 2025, a gunman armed with a rifle, shotgun, and pistol opened fire through stained-glass windows into attendees of the Mass, firing 50 to 100 rounds before ending his own life. Authorities confirmed the suspect had no significant criminal history, and the motive remains under investigation.

Urgent Call to Action

“A tragedy like this should never be permitted to occur in a place of worship and learning,” stated Jereme Dozier, Chief Executive Officer of Axios Security Group. “This horrific act against innocent children reminds us that our defensive posture must be both relentless and predictive—especially at Christian and Jewish schools, which continue to face heightened threats.”

The Threat Landscape

Recent intelligence indicates a rising trend of targeted violence toward faith-based institutions, particularly Christian and Jewish communities. Security analysts and counterterrorism professionals warn of intensified hostile intent by extremist groups seeking to inflict mass casualty events on symbolic targets.

Compounding this, 2025 has been marked by numerous school shootings, with Annunciation joining more than 140 incidents recorded so far. These include another shooting at a nearby Catholic school just a day earlier.

Core Security Enhancements Needed

CategoryRecommended Actions
Threat AssessmentImplement structured behavioral and environmental threat assessments, such as the Comprehensive School Threat Assessment Guidelines (CSTAG) and CISA’s K-12 Threat Assessment Toolkits, to proactively identify risks.
Physical Protection MeasuresHarden perimeters with secure entry systems, surveillance cameras, access control, and trained on-site security personnel—including partnership with private or off-duty law enforcement.
Training & PreparednessConduct regular threat response drills, crisis-response training, and multi-disciplinary communication exercises to improve detection, delay, and response readiness.

A Message of Solidarity

“A school is more than just bricks and mortar—it is a sanctuary of faith, growth, and hope,” continued Jereme Dozier, CEO of Axios Security Group. “At Axios, our prayers and thoughts are with the families, educators, and students affected by today’s tragedy. We are resolute in our mission to elevate security standards so that Christian and Jewish school communities can worship and learn without fear.”

About Axios Security Group

Axios Security Group is a mission-driven security firm specializing in protective services for educational and faith-based institutions. Combining intelligence-driven threat assessment with comprehensive physical security solutions, we stand at the forefront of creating safer spaces for vulnerable communities. Axios remains steadfast in its commitment to combining vigilance with compassion to protect tomorrow’s generations.

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