A new training system developed to reduce police shootings in the US focuses on minimizing the stress responses of officers during high-pressure situations. In 2015 alone, nearly 1,000 people were shot and killed by police officers, highlighting the urgent need for effective solutions to prevent such tragedies.
This innovative approach utilizes heart rate monitors and breathing exercises to help officers manage stress reactions when their guns are drawn. As researchers assess the impact of this system, the initiative aims to shed light on improving police interactions and ultimately saving lives.
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