The bill would direct the Attorney General to create a scenario-based training curriculum for law enforcement within one year of enactment. The curriculum would cover officer safety and resilience, de-escalation, use of force, crisis intervention, decision-making, and community-police relations. The bill would authorize grants to help eligible entities provide similar training and require reports on training access, benefits, barriers, and possible improvements. The bill would use existing unobligated Department of Justice funds and authorize no additional appropriations.
States, local governments, tribal governments, and other eligible entities could apply for grants to provide law enforcement personnel with scenario-based training. The training uses live-action simulations and role-playing. The bill does not require any particular person or agency to take part.
The bill authorizes no additional funds. It directs the Attorney General to use unobligated amounts already available to the Department of Justice.
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