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[Jurassic World] How could Jurassic World’s security response to the I-Rex breaking out been better?

The deadly and infamous Indominus Rex has just broken out of its enclosure minutes ago and is headed south towards the rest of Jurassic World, threatening the lives of 20,000 visitors and employees. As the Chief of Security, he/she is obviously pissed the fuck off that whoever engineered, designed, and constructed the I-Rex enclosure is a fucking dumbass so now they’re stuck trying to either capture or kill the I-Rex. 

But what should Jurassic World had done in order to actually manage and contain/control the threat of the I-Rex after it escaped? What security measures should’ve been used against the rampaging I-Rex? How could the response to the I-Rex had been better? 


Personally for me, I’d demand the forceful evacuation of all visitors and park personnel from the Gyro-sphere Station to the Cretaceous Course in order to give ACU space to combat the I-Rex while also not causing a mass panic within the park patrons, who will all break the logistical neck of JW if they started cramming for the docks to try and escape the island all at once. Evacuating 20,000 people is absolutely not easy so a controlled evacuation would more than likely occurs as well as mandatory shelter in place orders. Those closest to the docks and heli-ports will be evacuated first since they’re closer while people will be advised to stay in their hotel rooms or in designated shelter sites. 

There’s also no reason why they didn’t have any air support immediately in the air the moment that the I-Rex broke out of its enclosure. Air support (be it tactical or strategic) would’ve went a long way in helping monitor the I-Rex from the air. It didn’t help that the **CEO** of all people was the one doing the piloting instead of an actual trained pilot who knows what the fuck they’re doing. And those ACU guys that were mounting that M61 Vulcan (was it a Vulcan?) autocannon onto the helicopter shouldn’t even be doing that in the first place, they should’ve had armed air support assets already on standby for situations like this.
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The biggest mistake made was when Brady and Claire went  OUTSIDE of the observation area.

It is, by definition, the safest place to be as the IRex cannot get in. Go outside and you could get ambushed by the IRex. 

Remember: they thought the IRex had escaped and was out in the park. 

So *why* the **fuck** would you leave the safety of the observation room? 

They should have immediately called the command center FROM THE OBSERVATION ROOM to update them, at which point the command center would have checked the locator beacon and discovered it was still in the pen.

At that point, they could have used the crane to bring in some food and test to see if perhaps the thermal was malfunctioning.

At that point, they would have realized the IRex has a camouflage mode.

EDIT: ignoring that and addressing the response to an escape:

After the escape, they should have done what Muldoon wanted to do in the original Jurassic Park book: stock rocket launchers and blow it up. Ideally, there should have been a pro/ex-military helicopter pilot and someone trained to fire rockets at dinosaurs on-call, on the island, at all times.

Many of the issues were caused because of hubris, a lack of a backup plan, and trying to capture rather than kill.