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Things that go Bump in the Night

As Halloween approaches, many find themselves intrigued by things that go bump in the night. Even in the humble town of Somerset, one can explore the world of spooks and

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The Mothman Festival 2022: A Weekend of Good Fun and Adventure

This past weekend, me and good friends, Lyle Blackburn and Ken Gerhard (both well known cryptozoologists) headed off to Point

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Sacramento Police officers train using virtual reality

Sacramento Police officers train for stressful situations using virtual reality While in the simulation, the officers will be faced with high-profile cases of shootings involving police officers or see 3D scenarios of places they may visit. Author: Monica Coleman (ABC10) Updated: 10:00 PM PDT May 5, 2021 SACRAMENTO, Calif. In an effort to help better equip officers on the job, the Sacramento Police Department has begun using virtual reality to train officers. “[It] helps inoculate stress and slow down the situation for officers,” Lt. Zach Bales said. That’s what Sacramento officers will experience when they put on a headset and censored wristbands that take them to virtual reality training.

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With virtual reality police training, Sacramento tries to get to a much better place

With virtual reality police training, Sacramento tries to get to a much better place CNN 1 hr ago By Emma Tucker, Ryan Young and Julia Jones, CNN © Julia Vargas Jones/CNN Sacramento Police Department officers experience real-life police encounters adapted for virtual reality training. With police training programs across the country under intense scrutiny after Derek Chauvin s murder conviction, one department in California is using several high-profile police killings of Black Americans as it trains the next generation of officers to better anticipate and respond to high-risk encounters. The Sacramento Police Department s training techniques have been largely shaped by the police killing of Stephon Clark, a 22-year-old Black man, in the city in 2018. And graphic videos of recent fatal police shootings, including 16-year-old Ma Khia Bryant in Columbus, Ohio, and 20-year-old Daunte Wright in Brooklyn Center, Minnesota, are serving as teachable moments i

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With virtual reality police training, Sacramento tries to get to a much better place

With virtual reality police training, Sacramento tries to get to a much better place
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