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The maker of the Taser believes its new virtual reality firing range and community policing simulator can make cops less violent. Critics are less than sure. Reading time 10 minutes “I just wish I ...

ROGERS -- New virtual reality technology at the Rogers Police Department is providing enhanced scenario-based training in de-escalation and crisis intervention that could save lives. The department is ...

WESTFIELD — The City Council voted unanimously on April 21 to accept a $59,800 state budget earmark to install a virtual reality police training simulator in the Westfield Police Headquarters. Police ...

NEWBERRYTOWN, Pa. — The Newberry Township Police Department is integrating new technology to help improve police training. Six months ago, the township purchased a virtual reality simulator with the ...

“Excellent, sad, necessary training,” said Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood. “Thank you to every deputy and guardian willing to put your life on the line to save others.” Officers can learn how to ...

ROGERS -- The Police Department will soon buy a virtual reality simulator to train its officers. The City Council on Tuesday unanimously approved the purchase of an Apex virtual reality training ...

NEWNAN, Ga. — The City of Newnan Police Department has been awarded a grant for $67,000 from the Georgia Criminal Justice Coordinating Council for the 2023 financial year. The department will use the ...

HOLLYWOOD, Fla. — In a groundbreaking move, the Hollywood Police Department has become the first law enforcement agency in South Florida to adopt cutting-edge 3D virtual reality training simulations.

MANCOS – Visualize a police officer responding to call of a man acting in a menacing manner in a nice tree-lined neighborhood with manicured lawns and boxy two-story homes. When Sgt. Angelo Martinez ...

RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) — Richmond’s City Council approved a $125,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Justice for a virtual reality simulator meant to help officers with de-escalation training. The ...