Worcester police officers demonstrate MILO Range training simulator

Worcester police officers Kevin Fleming and Paul Cyr demonstrate the department's new interactive MILO Range training simulator on Thursday, Feb. 22, 2018.

[@ohyeahyeah-ql3jh]

"I got less lethal, Taser is up" sounding like this man just got a kill streak

[@GabeMiller2SpoonsOfDoom]

LMAOOOO

[@zotaro557]

Time Crisis just never stopped improving their graphics goddayum

[@55Tonythetigar]

This was a great response 👏 good jobs officers 👍

[@fulcheroverman5500]

Training is a hard word to Define entirely. You can train a man to March and stay in Cadence but to train a man when to kill and not to kill is a whole different box of assorted fruits. Do you actually believe you could have trained Ted Bundy not to bludgeon college girls to death or trained Jeffrey Dahmer not to eat people or stop the ice pick murderer who had no sympathy for anyone other than his family from murdering. Get real, and face reality. We're not robots but we're created as individual with different thoughts, won't , and desires. Working on who you hire seems to be more efficient way than trying to training someone to kill or not kill.

[@NoMercy-qd7os]

😂 , this is not real training this is all based on phesudo science

[@Shadow-ek6qb]

….? Police use this training all the time…?

[@NoMercy-qd7os]

@@Shadow-ek6qb and you wonder why unarmed civilians still get shot ?

[@roman4513]

@@NoMercy-qd7osso why is it bad genuinely?

[@NoMercy-qd7os]

@roman4513 1) the trainee's, in this video have not been put into any real physical stress.
2) you are placed in any form of physical Stress? It is when n , you force the trainee to make critical decisions. Making them run at least 2 miles before entering this Sim is a good way to put physical stress .