Wrap Technologies and STORM Training Group Partner to Enhance Officer Training with WrapTactics™ Integration
Reuters
Sep 05
Wrap Technologies and STORM Training Group Partner to Enhance Officer Training with WrapTactics™ Integration
Wrap Technologies Inc., a leader in pre-escalation and public safety solutions, has announced a strategic partnership with STORM Training Group, a Minnesota-based provider of evidence-based defensive tactics and use-of-force training. This collaboration aims to enhance post-BolaWrap® arrest and control training through WrapTactics™, a joint digital and instructor-led subscription ecosystem. The partnership is set to improve officer safety and training efficacy by integrating STORM's tactical expertise with Wrap's focus on pre-escalation, offering a comprehensive training solution to law enforcement agencies worldwide. The initiative is expected to bridge training gaps and improve lawful control techniques, ultimately reducing harm and improving outcomes in policing.
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