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Today, many criminal justice programs, police academies, and law enforcement training programs are using VR training simulators to help train officers for real-life situations.
"We should all agree the answer is not to defund the police." - President Joe Biden
Sheriff's Offices are looking to Apex Officer to improve the quality of training by using virtual reality.
Major changes and improvements to police training methods are on the horizon for 2022.
Flock Safety announces $150 million in Series D funding led by Andreessen Horowitz.
According to statistics reported to the FBI, 60,105 law enforcement officers were assaulted while performing their duties in 2020.
Apex Officer expands VR training solutions for correctional facilities.
Opelika PD becomes the first law enforcement agency in Alabama to utilize virtual reality for training their officers.
Maryland State Police is implementing a new virtual reality simulator system designed to help train troopers in decision-making during countless scenarios.
With this new round of funding, Mark43 will continue to invest in its vision of data-driven public safety across the U.S. and abroad.
LAPD officers are training in the future with new VR simulator.
The ShotSpotter system will pinpoint gunshots as they happen to help reduce gun violence.
ShotSpotter alerts led to the arrest of two convicted felons. Their arrests came after Broward County Sheriff's Office's first use of the ShotSpotter technology.
Wellington City Police Department uses virtual reality technology to train their police officers.
The Moore Police Department became the first and only Oklahoma Agency to acquire a virtual reality system for training.
The Apex Officer VR simulator is giving Rochester police officers the opportunity to refine their skills in a safe setting.
Best law enforcement grants for purchasing new police technology.
A new year means new training methods for Cincinnati Police Officers.
A new technology created by Apex Officer is improving police training in 2021.
Apex Officer launches a new VR training simulator for implicit bias training.
Virtual reality is being utilized to change the course of history for training future law enforcement personnel.
Apex Officer launches a new VR training simulator for corrections officers and correctional facilities.
Mark43 partners with Elk Grove Police Department to deliver their RMS and CAD public safety platform.
With the help of a generous donation by the Victoria 100 Club, the Victoria Police Department will have a new and improved way to train their officers.
Citizen launches new SafePass feature to offer COVID testing, contact tracing, and symptom tracking all integrated into a single product.
RapidDeploy teams up with Leading Technology Companies to Unify Public Safety Workflow.
Mark43 Enters International Market As First Choice To Provide Public Safety Technology For New South Wales Police Force in Australia.
Kodiak (Alaska) Police Department utilizes Apex Officer's virtual reality training system to train officers for de-escalation, use of force and crisis intervention scenarios.
NSSF announces that the 2021 Shot Show expo and tradeshow in Las Vegas are officially canceled.
Beaumont Police Department implements Mark43's computer-aided dispatch, records management system, and evidence platform.
Apex Officer officially launches its virtual reality driving simulator for police and law enforcement training.
Mark43 has implemented the world’s leading public safety CAD, RMS, and analytics platform to support Fort Myers PD in serving and protecting its community.
To demonstrate his confidence in the safety of the BolaWrap, LAPD Chief Moore volunteered to get wrapped.
Lodi Police Department Unlocked Unlimited Training Scenarios in Virtual Reality With Help From Apex Officer and HTC VIVE
Stebbins High School Criminal Justice Program utilizes Apex Officer's virtual reality training system to train the future police officers in the state of Ohio.
The Apex Officer of the Week award was created to recognize officers that have worked endlessly to keep our communities safe and have exceeded duty requirements.
Massachusetts police officers are now using VR technology that allows them to train for de-escalation, use of force, and crisis intervention situations in a safe, immersive, and controlled environment.
ShotSpotter Missions renamed as ShotSpotter Connect
2020 is the year of virtual reality. Barnstable Police Department is kicking off the new year with Apex Officer's VR police training simulator.
With the Apex Officer virtual reality training simulator, Concord police officers can train for de-escalation, use of force, and crisis intervention scenarios in an immersive virtual environment.
ShotSpotter detected 141,452 gunfire events in 2019, an increase of 32 percent over the 107,000 incidents reported in 2018.
Mark43, developer of cloud-based records management and analysis tools for law enforcement, announced that it has closed $27 million in Series B equity financing.
Mark43 raised $38M in Series C funding led by General Catalyst and Jim Breyer of Breyer Capital.
Apex Officer active shooter training provides the necessary training for police officers, first responders, and community members.
Apex Officer provides an immersive de-escalation, use of force, and crisis intervention situations in safe, immersive, and controlled environment for law enforcement, and for the education sector.
Apex Officer officially launched their VR use of force training simulator for police and law enforcement training.
Apex Officer showcased three innovative new police technologies related to virtual reality and training at CES 2019.
Apex Officer allows law enforcement agencies to train for de-escalation, use of force, and crisis intervention situations in a safe, immersive, and controlled environment.
Apex Officer showcased three innovative new technologies related to virtual reality and training simulations from January 22nd through the 25th at NSSF Shot Show 2019.
California police department showcases a new virtual reality training simulator.
California police officers use virtual reality technology for use of force and CIT training.
