Apex Officer Training Center Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

Las Vegas, NV, February 08, 2020 --(PR.com)-- Apex Officer located at 5006 Bond Street, Las Vegas, NV 89118 will celebrate its official grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremony on February 13th, 2020.

The Apex Officer facility will be the first of its kind in the Las Vegas valley to provide crisis intervention and de-escalation training to first responders, law enforcement, and defense agencies. Learn more about Apex Officer Training Center: https://www.apexofficer.com/las-vegas

In a recent interview with Chase N. Dittmer, CEO and co-founder of Apex Officer states, “The escalating threats to citizens and police officers alike are prompting law enforcement agencies throughout the country to search for an innovative, and realistic training solution. Unlike other outdated and costly training simulators, we are proud that Apex Officer provides a truly immersive, fully integrated and a real virtual reality experience.”

The Apex Officer training scenarios are based on real-life incidents that officers face daily. The simulator was professionally produced with content developed with the assistance of police officers throughout the states. The simulation tests a trainee’s critical thinking skills, weapons skills under pressure, and psychological responses to the stresses that they will face in the field. The scenarios branch out to thousands of directions, which results in increased number of training points and the outcome determined by the officer himself. After each training session, the trainer reviews each officer’s response and de-briefs on what they felt, saw and heard, and why and how they reacted. Scenarios can be repeated to practice skillsets and review alternative responses.

Multiple law enforcement agencies across the country have implemented the Apex Officer simulator into their training and the overwhelming positive response speaks for itself. In addition to being cost effective, the Apex Officer simulator allows the training sergeant to show how they have adequately trained their officers through the simulator. By having full control of the simulator, the trainer can place the officer in high stress situations that the trainee has to de-escalate without drawing their weapon.

“Our main focus is on safety. We want everyone to come home to their families safely. I grew up in a law enforcement family and as a child I was always scared that they weren’t going to make it home,” said Chase Dittmer. “If you take out your firearm and you pull that trigger, you can’t take that bullet back. There isn’t a restart button in real life. However, if you pull out your firearm and you’re able to talk them down and de-escalate the situation, you can always put your firearm away. We want the suspects, the victims, and our law enforcement officers to make it home safely. Apex Officer training provides that preparation.”

Apex Officer will provide private tours to law enforcement agencies of their new training facility prior to the grand opening. Contact info@apexofficer.com to schedule a private tour or for more information.

About Apex Officer:
Apex Officer is the leading provider of simulators for the law enforcement, defense, and educational markets. The company’s proprietary technologies, software and scenarios provide intense training for de-escalation, judgmental use-of-force, marksmanship and related training that mimics real world situations. Apex Officer’s mission is to save and improve lives worldwide through dynamic and realistic virtual reality and simulator technology. Learn more about Apex Officer at www.ApexOfficer.com.