@@Sonny-Kendall We are extremely happy with them! They are great tools. We get a lot of good use out of the VR training system too. The T10s have much more capability and the distance is very impressive.

@@brimac58 Thank you!

@@ne0beatsm0rp98 That is very interesting. Do you happen to have videos of that training? The live exposure is a part of our certification process to help officers understand the force they are using on subjects. It is a common practice here in the U.S. with most law enforcement agencies.

@bryanpolice6955 different in UK we don't need to do live exposure to pass training. My point being it's crazy that people are subjected to that to pass the course. The same as PAVA, we don't subject anyone to it to pass the course but iv seen other countries and police force do to their officers. I guess it's different in different countries based on different human rights laws

I get tased and pepper sprayed yearly as a part of my department recertification. I've also volunteered to be tased for our citizens academy. Not all department do this and its also important to note the US has 50 states, each with different requirements (on age, physcial standards and training) to become a police officer.

@@ItsSeals We are using are VR through Axon. It is a very nice system to train on.

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your not cool, your not funny, you do not have any of the guts or the balls to do this, you have 2 brain cells and they are all competing for 3rd place. please get a life and make it worth something

We are very fortunate to be in a city where are community supports us. We do get a lot of opportunities to utilize great training!

@HBravo126 We are always hiring and would love to take an officer who enjoys training!

Thank you. It’s a great course to train on. You should check out our latest video if you would like to see this training again from a different perspective.

@@bryanpolice6955 sure, I'll check it out. What kind of ARs are you guys running? Looks like I saw at least one SOLGW. I see you guys are also running suppressed which is definitely the way to go especially cuz you guys are doing a lot of cqb. I'm not an officer btw, just a citizen who shoots a lot. You guys should upload more content, it's cool to see a law enforcement agency engage with ordinary people on this topic. One handed manipulation drills are so extremely important. My concealed carry instructor was an old Vietnam veteran and he really stressed the importance of those drills so I practice them to this day.

For that rifle class it is the officers choice on what rifle they want to use. Our only requirement is that the rifle has to be high in quality and pass inspection from a certified armor. We are happy to hear that and will be trying to upload more videos for y’all on a regular basis. Let us know what y’all want to see and we will do our best to get that content out to y’all. Thank you for the support. We are happy to see an ordinary citizen train! Tag us in any type of good training so we can give it a shot!

Crashes are a dynamic situation. It is recommended that you stay in your vehicle, but often people exit their vehicles in accidents to check on the other involved driver. If you do hear a voice telling you to remain in your vehicle, that is probably the best action. To answer your second question, yes. Collisions involving the police and a citizen are treated exactly as a citizen on citizen accident. An accident investigation is conducted on the scene. In Bryan, we complete crash reports for accidents occurring on public roadways. The insurance information is gathered for the report. A citation is issued if it is determined a transportation code violation has been violated.

Yes. You do not need to be certified to apply. If you have any other questions feel free to contact Officer Rockett with our Training and Recruiting Division at 979-209-5362.