Illinois State Police announced it is expanding access to its MILO simulator, which that stands for multiple interactive learning objective.
An expanded effort to hone the skills and instinctual reactions of police officers in the most stressful of situations is spreading throughout the state.It's nicknamed the MILO Range — short for "Multiple Interactive Learning Objectives" — a 3D training simulator used byISP is expanding access to the simulator this year, allowing local law enforcement departments to take advantage of it.
Trainers can choose from scenarios that involve armed or unarmed suspects, and situations that either escalate, or can be deescalated. Officers are equipped with virtual versions of the same tools they have in the field: pepper spray, tasers, firearms, and of course, their mouths.
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