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Secret Service report finds most workplace attackers showed warning signs

A new U.S. Secret Service study on workplace violence found that 75% of attackers had shown worrying behavior beforehand.

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The U.S. Secret Service has released a study on workplace violence. It found that three in four people who carried out workplace attacks had displayed behaviors that raised concern beforehand, according to ABC News.

NBC News reports the study is meant to help prevent such attacks. It describes the agency as best known for protecting the president, and says it is applying its expertise to this problem.

The reports give no further findings, and no details on how many attacks or perpetrators the study covered.

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  1. NBC NewsSecret Service study explores how to prevent workplace violenceWed, Oct 21, 5:00 AM EDT
  2. ABC NewsWhat workplace violence perpetrators have in common, new Secret Service report findsWed, Oct 21, 5:14 AM EDT

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