Police solutions

Duty to intervene
simulation training

Training of behavior in a complex simulated situation, expressed in the prevention of illegal actions of a colleague of a law enforcement officer and the protection of the rights of a civilian.
We have seen many stories of police brutality and unnecessary or in many cases unlawful use of force in recent years. The cases that make it to mainstream media, like the George Floyd case from back in 2020 are just the tip of the iceberg, and there are so many similar cases where police officers unlawfully assault civilians and misuse their power in other ways.
When an officer is violating someone's rights, or using unnecessary force against a civilian, it is the responsibility and duty of morally driven officers present at the scene to intervene. Imagine if one of Derek Chauvin's fellow officers had intervened, and made sure that George Floyd wasn't treated so violently, maybe the worst could have been avoided. Moreover, that was just one case, we don't know how many citizens have to deal with physical and mental trauma after they encounter a police officer who violates their rights instead of protecting them.

However, the truth is that the vast majority of police officers aren't like Derek Chauvin. They are good men, who are determined to uphold the law and protect civilians. Yet, in many cases, they aren't able to intervene and stop the unlawful actions of a fellow officer. Why is that so?

Well, there are many reasons, from peer pressures, and fear to agency culture. However, the most impactful reason is that officers aren't trained to do so, and they don't recognize that they have the power to intervene. Duty to Intervene training is almost non-existent in most police departments. Since officers have never experienced such a scenario, they are quite likely to hesitate and freeze in a situation where a fellow officer is using excessive force, or being abusive.

Virtual Training Solutions

There is a common narrative among police officers that you always need to have your partner back, and where that may be true, officers also need to be taught when to speak up against their partners. They should be taught that their basic duty is the protection of civilians and enforcing the law. So, when a fellow officer immorally breaks the law and assaults a civilian, it is their moral and professional duty to step in and stop their partners.

Designing a training regime to practice "duty to Intervene" scenarios can be challenging. Police departments can give theoretical training to officers, however, there is no way to get practical training. These days, many police departments are turning towards virtual training simulators because of their versatility. They are also a safe and cost-effective training method.

Virtual training simulators have a wide variety of training exercises and can be used for specific duty to Intervene training as well. These training simulations are designed to trigger emotional and psychological responses in police officers. They are designed to empower the morality of police officers and teach them the skills to question decisions and challenge unethical behaviors in an effective, and objective manner.
SIMULATION SOLUTIONS
We have developed a large number of software for shooting simulators. You can get acquainted with all products in the catalog.
Pre-installed shooting exercises and advanced 3D editor for dry fire using artificial Intelligence of characters (3D models of human avatars). For government, military, law enforcement, police, self defense, bodyguards, security services.
Pre-installed shooting exercises and advanced 3D editor for dry fire. For government, military, law enforcement, police, self defense, bodyguards, security services, sports shooting, ISSF, IPSC / USPSA and IDPA practical shooting.
12 different pre-installed shooting games and exercises for children and adults.
FEATURES
  • Operating system
    Works on Windows and Mac OS (Windows emulator)
  • 24/7 full support
    Throughout the license period, you receive free support for any questions you may have.
  • Compatibility
    Compatible with any virtual shooting range from third party manufacturer. Such as: Laser ammo, Laser Shot, iMarksman, etc.

  • Regular free updates
    All our software is periodically updated via the Internet. All updates are FREE and you receive updates within the terms of your license. No additional fees or microtransactions. Also add new exercises from the developer's server directly from program interface.
  • Virtual and bullet
    shooting ranges
    Can be used for both laser virtual simulators and bullet interactive shooting ranges.
  • Professional shooters
    Our software is created with the active participation of specialists in military and law enforcements, bodyguards and security services, sports shooting, ISSF, IPSC / USPSA and IDPA shooting. The exercises created by shooters and trainers with years of practical experience.

  • Image quality
    Full HD / 4K and 5K
    resolution support.
  • Up to 4 shooters
    On one screen at the same time.
  • Detailed statistics and analytics
    All results calculates instantly. Detailed analytics of each result and shooter diagnosis.
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