Police Department Upgrades to VR Use of Force Training Simulator

Moore Police Department is stepping up its use of force training using virtual reality with a VR training simulator developed by Apex Officer.
“With this new equipment, officers can now train or practice virtually any situation,” Moore police Lt. Kyle Hill said.
"Good decision-making and judgment have always been a crucial part as to what we do as police officers,” he said.
Officers can’t always prepare for or train for active-shooter situations, use of force incidents or mental health calls, for example, until they’ve worked them in the field. Virtual reality allows them to experience the calls safely.
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[@chasedittmer5552]

Another great video showcasing the future of police training. Well done Apex Officer team! Very cool.

[@apexofficer]

Thank you!

[@lvplug]

I need to stop by your Las Vegas office and see this for myself. I love VR and I think this is a great use case!

[@apexofficer]

You are more than welcome!

[@larrysmith967]

Planning a trip to Las Vegas to see first hand what this simulator is all about and try it out for myself!

[@apexofficer]

Thank you. Yes, let us know when you're in town and we'll happily accommodate you.

[@laceyvegas157]

I'm so jealous. I want to try this VR simulator myself!!!!

[@ChaseCache]

🔥🔥🔥

[@chasenicholas8609]

Let's gooooooo!!!! 🏆🏆🏆