Melissa starting off tonight with a bang. The worlds first smart rifle, yeah, were talking about a gun that would look out of place in a james bonds arsenal, it is so advanced. New tracking point rifle is said to turn even the most novice shooters into expert snipers for a very expensive price. At least 22,000. It has Sophisticated Software that allows the gun to decide when and how you should fire. Costs a lot of money. Sure to cause major blow back. Were going straight to the source. We have tracking points ceo. Welcome to the show. You say it can turn anyone into a sharpshooter . How . Basically what we do, we use technology in order to amplify a humans ability to engage targets. If you look four reasons why people miss, they dont really know how far away the target is, dont assess environmental conditions properly, they dont know how to control their trigger pull, and they dont use the best equipment, rifle and ammunition. There is lot of places where a guy can miss. That is why mo
The city provided KERA with each candidate’s resume and cover letter, which they submitted as part of their job applications. Here’s more about their backgrounds, and what each one has to say about why they want to lead the city’s police department.
Julie A. Swearingin
Julie Swearingin
Swearingin is one of two internal candidates for the job. She’s worked in the Fort Worth Police Department since 1995 and is one of three assistant chiefs to Kraus.
She wrote in her cover letter that she would like to continue Kraus’ efforts to strengthen relationships with the community.
“I believe we can enhance public trust; I believe we can continue to be more transparent and accountable, she wrote, adding that she would also like to grow community policing efforts.