CHARLOTTE — Administrators at Johnson C. Smith University unveiled a tool Monday that they hope will help break down barriers between law enforcement and the community.
The university received a $50,000 virtual simulator to train students in their criminal justice program and help people understand the difficult choices officers must make daily.
In the video at the top of this webpage, get a firsthand look at the interactive simulator.
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