As the number of people with autism grows, it’s important to recognize potential communication challenges so that police can interact more safely and effectively with these individuals
In this Q&A, Police1 asks an expert what police need to know about people with autism and why, as well as what they can expect to learn from the new VirTra training course
A longtime police officer and trainer picked up some critical cues and strategies when he previewed the new VirTra course
These new products will not only improve your own skills, but may also get your family off the sofa
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Compatibility with an array of weapons makes the experience more realistic and provides better memory transfer for officers in training
Firearms simulation systems are an allowable cost in many federal grant programs that focus on officer and public safety
Use virtual reality for stress inoculation, officer selection and evaluation, community outreach and more
Classroom lectures simply can’t replicate the real-world conditions in which officers must make split-second decisions
VirTra now offers a monthly subscription program to provide customizable, realistic simulation training without a large capital investment
Capt. Michael Curry appreciates the realism, flexibility and cost savings offered by Laser Shot’s training simulator
The academy works with the company’s training simulators to produce interactive lessons on topics such as use of force
The FATS 180LE features 180-degree high definition projection on three screens
Meggitt’s FATS 300LE 300-degree immersive technology places officers in the middle of dozens of stressful situations
Connecting the public to law enforcement through VR will provide shared experiences and increase levels of transparency, accountability, and understanding
Meggitt Training Systems showcased new offerings at SHOT Show 2018 that raise the bar (and stress level) for police firearms training
Video simulators can allow agencies to shoot video of hot spots in their jurisdictions in order to replicate conditions officers may actually face
A firearms training simulator was placed at a county fair by a sheriff who hoped to help citizens better understand how quickly police must make life-or-death decisions
Police administrators are often unfamiliar with learning management systems, so there is a risk of partnering with an LMS vendor that is not suited to them, or is inferior to other options
Now that your department has an online learning solution here's how to make sure it gets used
Make sure your learning management system rollout is successful by avoiding these mistakes
With a few hundred dollars of your agency's or your own money, you can put together a basic system which will allow you train, even if it's 40 below outside
Personnel who engage in scenario-based FoF training must always consider and address planning, safety and communication
Today's firearms simulator training tools are cost effective and can be easily integrated into commonly delivered police training
One powerful way to train an officer’s combat mindset on the live-fire range is to recreate an officer-involved shooting
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