The museum is expensive and small for Washington, D.C. standards, but time your visit correctly and you’ll be able to participate in simulations that gives you a broader perspective on law enforcement training. Its location under the D.C. courts and opposite a memorial etched with the names of law enforcement officers who died in the line of duty couldn’t be more significant.
In the wake of police-involved shootings, there’s renewed interest in its use of force simulation that lets visitors experience what it’s like to got through video training similar to that of federal agents on how to react to sticky situations. There’s also a patrol simulator next to a brand-new Dodge Charger pursuit vehicle outfitted with Indiana State Police equipment.
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