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The VR training is meant in part to help bring more sensitivity training to currently working law enforcement. It is the latest effort to work on de-escalation of situations involving law enforcement officers and the community.
The Appalachian Law Enforcement Initiative, a partnership between Ohio University’s Voinovich Academy for Excellence in Public Service, Scripps College of Communication is bringing VR technology to local law enforcement.Site titleTitlePrimary categorySeparator
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Local law enforcement and community members met at the Ohio University Police Department at The Ridges on Saturday to demonstrate a new virtual reality police training program that encourages officers
Staff Reporter Ohio University’s Voinovich Academy for Excellence in Public Service, a program of Ohio University’s Voinovich School of Leadership and Public Affairs, is building a virtual reality program for Appalachian law enforcement agencies and officers to build public trust and safety which should deploy this summer. John Born, executive-in-residence at the Voinovich School and Scripps College of Communication, said law enforcement leaders in southeast Ohio will be working as advisory groups to develop content and input from diverse perspectives. “I spent 32 plus years in public ...